i r i 1 .7517 ww-J., ' W, , - -?icJl'wLW '2-p' L H f I I ' 1, A f wkgiiqnwfaf .-l.,L I H L I E' V W , f' flgiww w 1 4 3 M..mM....n .f-N.-WWW.. mwwm-y. .f 1 H ,,.,-7. QQ 'z ' L1 ' . I , 44 ax ,,, MW w i? - - Ji r i. M5 0- :lv an 475, if. -. FK x , 51,5 I Dai ' si: W w1.4,- I Y' Lb W 552' -in Jffv 3- , :mf ,, fi in ,- w A 2 fi ,f 5 faflzj .X BJ W7 ' 1 fd wflmpmom , s Q Zvi fhiwuo Jbfcwf 6 Q wifi Jfmfkw ' ' Q' ww 4M?fq fQ4 Y. OA My - OM ' i . fr- ' M I, Q W 1 ,CU ,P pOU0B5 M 3 ,W , , J flfwff Z! N ' J A Q ijg-Lqvvvdifcl C ffffj xv? AMX ,lx midi. WP Jul 1 ff, p Qglx W ' N QLYWK ' 0-mofvffm facwwz qw foie It 3 Six fwffriwwfw, Wbwm-WWW wg i K3 WV-L fvmo,,Qz,sz TJCIVQLOPQ-xc.'fHLwuq xflbpfx Ulu-1 F? ajgjgjw , Mx My M MKM ME X 1-U. cum ,iv60..g,,U OULA Durwx fYL2 D+- DQ O K 1 ,Q-X M 1 - U V 1 WYNA A Katy Uvma VLH, NL P gbwmm Wai .s . ?v Y'Xu'Wfww21'L fm' A A XJ Q5 - fYl4u.'vn.5bQfk QA' M: lc' gf 051' Bubba E? tw, . Mix ,mmf - NCME, 6'W Mfr1fw+o1Mv E. Sq Wx Nik fy-YQ. :KX ,N E ob Q 3 ilivwx. va. Ef , . N K. A U Q .1 - ,fp 5 2 2 X Q 3 3429 MXN aww' Ta ,X , A M ff? 'Q JE 49 N Q E Z E3 mm It SM 'NW INTRODUCTION? Vw M W ,, X ,A Nl xxuk fl ,AGI my V My S' ,f QM M MY X , 1 QV! fd IRQ? WN X' U QM V , dvkp t'Every man must educate himself. Daniel Websteris quotation, set above the stage at East High School, challenges every member of the student body to do his own thing in education by becoming involved in a process of self-education. Books, teachers, classmates, the mass media, participation in school athletics and activities, added to enthusiastic school spirit-all become a part of our total self-education. Actively engaged in preparing to be loyal citizens of the future, we are learning to form intelligent opinions and resolutions about the current problems of the Vietnamese conflict, student revolt, racial prejudices, over- population, the abuse of drugs, and many others. But we must do our own learning, for no one else can do it for us. Let us remember that, although we are living in an age of constant change, that sometimes obscures a clear perspective of things, there is a better side to life, and our generation, more than any other, is given the opportunity to experience that good life. Our Age of Aquarius , a time of peace among nations, may be near, for the year 1970 marks the begin- ning of a new decade. At this time we hope that man, including the students of East High, will educate himself, so that he will discover the beginning of a modern-day Renaissance, an enlightenment and opening of minds and hearts. Ati the close of the following ten years we anticipate the return of peace, harmony, and understand- ing among all men. May we the students of East High School take that one small step for man in self-education so that we may participate in that great leap for mankind. With this thought in mind, we present the 1970 edition of the Sunrise. The SUNRISE Staff 1969-1970 i i u Dedication k.,j, CfL, An alumna of East High School, this outstanding administrator is admired by the students and facultiyy alike for her continuous display of qualities of lea - ership and understanding. Her tremendous school spirit has strengthened the unity of the school and brought to East, a surge of pride in the school's accomplishments. Her faithful attendance of athletic events has motivated our teams to be victorious. Prior to coming to East. she was a teacher of English at the old Tech High School. On January 12, 1955, she became East Highls Assistant Principal. Since that time, the school has shown literally count- less improvements, both in educational facilities and in building improvements. On March 1, 1967, she became East High's principal. Presently, she is editor and chairman of the Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English Publications, and National Council of Teachers of English liaison officer. We are truly proud to have her as our principal and hope that she will never leave the Home of the Warriors Where she is respected by all. The SUNRISE staff therefore, takes great pride in dedicating the 1970 SUNRISE to our leader, Miss Viola E. Andrews. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY The greatest job of the teacher until it ripeus for the public x ver! :Q :X Av Jw SAV, I, ' , J '. 7.1 s . . J, l, 1 F 1 ,.- K W k I K K, X1 -LJ, Xa ' X . 1 V' , FY 1, is 1 A X w f ' '-J' . Ky -, x .J ' x N X 1 ' l n if -' ,JJ V- Y -NX RAW-jf ,R I VKX I, Rx N N I n ' ,X QM. f. ...A A Tx ,A ing XX- J Y ,NRE yxlknj ,. x iw, :X mxlvl, .lt I Ni , .V 5- 'XX x K X 1 X 1 x . fx . xxx! , XM A. . f j X K J i 0,1 X . aj Nj, IM . 3 x V xxx Q3 j. H' A , 1 , H gl V f y pl J I V- hx, N ' -xx , , fo ' ' 3 s E f N X I X N xA, . ,J ,E ' V 4' TJA W ,lx 1 .u. ' 1 '21 J ' . -.1 ,J X J ' -,,- ' X , K-44. , . M- a A-' 1' , 1, A' Yr I. , ' fx .f s g, ,f -., 4 -1. . '. ' ' ..w.,,1, A N3 K 'fl xx? EENNQW X IS tp Cultwate t3lGI1t53 ' H 1193 Q5 x ,Q ' C ' 1 Xxfm wx W S , ff xt . . . N jx' 1 1 MX 1-If X to reap 1tS bOUHt1GS. wh A ,.f r,,. , Helfetz East High Administrators alexa Hex xvmbsa gyda we FDM flu W KID, mm Q Wada jk Z4 F57 AL E , ef-04 Q,zsQ,,,, OQOCZJ 7- VFW L Q is C 0 ho 3 Q 00-6. O I M lf, viqia ia. Andrews h A we LM? Principal of East High School ' To the Class of 1970: Time was when graduation looked far away and now, all at once, it is upon us. As your prepare to leave the halls of East High School, our good wishes go with you. I hope you continue the devotion to the ideals of service that the faculty of East High instilled in youg that you have the courage to face crises in your personal lives and in our per- plexed worldg that you discover the thrill of accomplishment in whatever you undertakeg and that you lead useful lives and take your share of community burdens. Sincerely, Viola E. Andrews ,uide School Functions I . Wy l 1 'V 'gv,.,,9 John Danowski Principal, Junior High School ' Donald G. Ricart Robert E. Donovan Assistant Principal Assistant Principal East High Counselors l C ence E, Metzgar Jo Catherine M. McLaughlin ur Library Staff Mrs. Janet N. Morgan Above: Mrs. Janet Morgan uses her typing skills to prepare books for filing in the card catalogue. Right: Mrs. Goodman, our head librarian, makes sure of proper order in our card 1 catalogue. ' ur Life Savers 3: Mrs. Iarussi checks the degree of vision of senior, Ingrid Johnson. Mary Iarussi Hz Mary Bove X i .L I I is the supreme art ofthe teacher to awaken joy William F. Bannister Biology, 10 A. P. Biology, 12 Walter F. Baran Instrumental Music, 7-12 Elizabeth J. Behan Typing I, 11, 12 Business English, 12 Nino Bucarelli Spanish, 8-12 Yvonne J. Cebe English, 7, 8 Catherine A. Comstock Shorthand II, 12 Typing II, 12 Office Practice, 12 ' History, 7 Earth Science, 9 Math, 8 Geography, 7 -1 i Arthur A. Amann Leonard Andrzejewski Laurence P. Baehr ,jj . 4: . f- v N kwa ff id an W il 5, ' ik x 322. 1' iz! 5 QL fr-1-'M ---. , -- -we ,.,i -.fs--.- Seth A. Bloomquist William G. Brabender 1 Education, -12 !Bryan A zn creatwe exprefyion and knowledge.-Einstein Margaret A. Davis Girls Gym, 7-12 Twirling, 8-12 Ronald P. DeMarco Algebra 11-12 Chemistry, 11-12 John M. Drew Civics, 9 American History. 8 A. Thomas Fachetti Math, 10-12 Carl S. Filipowski Algebra I, 9 General Math, 10 Leonard T. Gillespie English, 7 RWW, 7 'Eff 1 ,iii.'3fi'3?' Mary L. Duncan English, 11 Typing, 11-12 Matthew D. Endres Earth and Space Scie Marlene M. Fabrizio Russian, 9-12 Science, 8 James W. Granger Geography, 7-8 Edward J. Gregorek Distributive Education William J. Gross Science, 7-8 Vera A. Hart Pool, 7-12 Health, 11,12 Frances L. Halupczynskii Foods, 7-12 Robert J. Haught Math, 7,8 Earl S. Johnson General Music, 7,8 Alexandra V. Kacprowicz English, 7 RWW, 7 Carole A. Kaminski English, 7,9 It if u luxury to leuru, but the luxury ofleuruing William C. Grugin Biology, 10 Francis J. Hart Civics, 9 Patrick L. Hart Pool 7-12 Math, 10 , J X K George Kaufman Honors World Cultures, 10 U. S. History, 11 Charles N. Kent Economics, 12 Problems of Democracy, 12 Gertrude C. King English, 12 l 1 if not I0 be compared with the luxury ofteaclaing.-Hitchcock Margaret C. Kohlmiller U.S. History, 8 World History, 7 John J. Kola Bookkeeping, 11,12 Donald J. Kolakowski Speech, 9, 12 Anna F. McConnell Special Education Mary F. McMahon Latin I, II, 9-12 German I, II, 1012 Mary C. Martin Clothing, 7-12 Raymond J. Kovalesky Drafting, 7-12 Mae S. Kress Reading, 7,8 Edward H. Kuhar Geometry, 10-12 General Math, 10,11 Lou J, Kwiatkowski U.S. History, 11 Driver Education, 11,12 Tekla C. Laffey Math, 7,8 Lee R. Larsen Spanish, 7-12 What greater or better gzf can we offer to the publzc ,ara-f' Gary N. Masiroff Civics, 9 World Cultures, 10 Harry E. Massing Chemistry, 11, 12 Thomas J. Matusiak World Cultures, 10 James A. Mikotowicz Math, 7, 9 Modern Algebra, 9 James M. Miller English, 9 RWW, 9 W. Kathleen Miller Science, 7, 9 John W. Peplinski English, 10-12 Betty J. Peyton Art, 7-12 Catherine B. Plavcan Fine Art, 11, 12 Poster Art, 10-12 L. Lucille Moore Typing, 11, 12 Shorthand, 11, 12 Business Law, 12 John E. Nelson English, 9 Journalism, 10-12 Ronald G. Passarelli English, 10 x 1 ,QL 1 LXZZZ ' 4-zj X jf 2' 7 Maja LQZXA' zz X Q! uf ,25 ' Z-7a J Q0 than to teach and imtmct our youth.-Cicero Ronald Price Geography, 8 Charles E. Ramsey General Math, 9 Edward A. Rutkowski Woodworking, 7-12 - mn 1 fo ig George Simitoski Biology, 10 Horticulture, 11,12 William Stebnisky History, 7,8 Robert S. Stinely A.P. U.S. History, 11 Economics, 12 Problems of Democracy, 12 1 is., .i f- g Qi -A f, Wi, .A Q , rr- f fs ' X i aa..-if viva gi.. ,.--wg Joyce A. Savocchio U.S. History, 11 Economics, 12 Problems of Democracy, 12 David J. Schultz English, 8 J ohn V. Sedlock Metal Shop, 7-12 Ronald R. Turbaczewski Health, 11 Theresa R. Verga Earth and Space' Science, 9 Biology, 10 Science Survey, 11,12 Marjorie A. Wagner Vocational Home Econo m Senior Clothing, 10-12 ics, 10-12 A teacher affeczir etemityg be can never le!! Walter R. Watral Driver Education, 11,12 Marilyn E. Whalen English, 8 Reading, 10-12 Alyce L. Williams Betty E. Waite English, 11 John S. Wallach English, 12 Honors English, 11 Lucille C. Warus French I, II, 9-12 Alice G. Miller Science, 7, 8 Harry D. Rafle Geography, 7, 8 Civics, 9 Chorus, 8-12 General Music, 7, 9 C it iq is Q -'rf U iz! Donna M. Rutherford Remedial Reading Carol Zesinger Speech Therapist Rose Cermak Chief Clerk January 19, 1970 Paul Stanek Engineer Chester Witkowski Physics, 12 Math, 12 Armendia P. Young English, 9, 10 Joan M. Zieg Reading, 9 Judith Pasold Para-Professional Mary Perry Para-Professional where his influence Hopf.-Henry Adams Office Clerks Mrs. Williesteane Patterson 'V tb' s Q5 K 0 5 a X, ,Q Mrs. Le-Ella Tague l I 'xxx' r WW' r UM J X I yn, . x Ag wg' N xtfx XX Ny yy J XV V f Mrs, Doris Walsh SENIOR r . 'MM 'r 'Lf ' , . . e , sf 'W WW M9 f' U Lxmx- rl' Lf.-' I Y- ,IQ 755 k XI! 1 ' 1 , LL- ,U x. r 1 , 1, .,! , J 1 f f I KJ in-L7 ' V '74 V1 Lf! X-SV, Rl I ik F lf J L' J ,xx 'aL-Lf jf ,X f E-'l,,Lv, ,, y,,!U ,UL-f if ..-W ' bfi' A - 5, -,X f VX . X ' m L ,A V ,' 1 6 ' H vf 1,!..f I- I gn, frfx- , ,, sl: If 1 mf v R71 1' if ,fc'i5' Jr? ' , A x I ,. N pf , , - ff A flick of sunshine upon to remember, sigh-and Night- a strange shore, the time the time for 21 Goodbye- Goodbyein Conrad, HY0uthM K jg' 51. If f X N , 5 .,j,LL!,5 QW W QM V 'gk J fa if ,wif YW X' Tj MICHAEL W. ADAMS Orchestra, 1,23 Choir, 2,3,4, French Club, 2, 3, Swimming, 1,21 Ski Club, 3,4g Future Phy- sicians' Club, 1 FRED ALFIERI Future Physicians' Club, 4 MARK A ALLEN Band, 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club, 3, Biology Club, 1, Future Physicians' Club, 2, Red Cross, 2, Student Council 2 3' Baseball 1' Cross Country, 3 PATRICK AMANN Bowling 1 2 l, A ' I K , X E ,, , STAN ANDRZEJCZAK V Band, 1, Spanish Club, 3g Red Cross, 1,2g Student Council, 1,2, Football, 1,3,43 Water Polo, 4, Intramurals, 1,4 DUANE ARRINGTON Football, 2, Wrestling, 1 ni ' RICHARD E. ATKIN Horticulture Club, 3,4g Student Council, 3 FRANCES AUGUST Intramurals, 2 NATE BEARD Spanish Club, 2, Student Council, 2, Football, 1,2,3,4, Basketball, 1,2,3,4 CHRISTINE ANNETTE BEHRINGER Choir, 2,3, Senior and Junior Chorus, 1, Horticulture Club, 3, Student Council, 3, Y- Teens, 1,2, D.E.C., 4 LEE R. BAILEY Spanish Club, 2, Latin Club, 1, Chess Club, 3 4, Football, 3 RENA HELEN BANISZEWSKI Business Club, 4 PATRICIA BARAN Latin Club, 1,2, Red Cross, 1,2, Girls' Bas- ketball, 1,2 ANGELINE KATHERINE BARGIELSKI Business Club, 4 SHERYL LEIGH BARTH Junior and Senior Chorus, 1,2, Choir, 3,4, Latin Club, 1,2, Future Physicians' Club, 4, Twirlers, 3.4: Red Cross, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Eastcapades, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Drama Club, 4, Bowling. 1,2,3 PATRICIA ANN BASIL German Club, 3, Latin Club, 1, 2, Red Cross, 1, Student Council, l, 2, Y-Teens, l,2,3. LINDA JEAN BELL Orchestra, 1, Latin Club, 1,23 Future Physi- cians' Club, 43 Twirlers, 1,2,3, Y-Teens, 2, 3,43 Business Club. 4, Eastcapades, 2, Office Messenger, 2 LARRY BENNY French Club, l,2g Football, 1,2,3,4g Track, 1, 2,3,4, Baseball, 3,4,' Intramurals, 3,4 RICHARD A. BERNATOWICZ Choir, 1,2,3,4g Horticulture Club, 4, Foot ball, 1, Track, 4 JAMES STEPHEN BESKID German Club, 3, Latin Club, l,2g Future Phy sicians' Club, 45 Football, 3,43 Baseball, 3,4 Weightliftin, 3,4g Monitor, 4 HENRYKA BIENIEK KAREN ELAINE BISBEE D.E.C., 4 ,nn- KATHLEEN BISBEE PEGGY LOUISE BLOOD Business Club, 43 Junior Chorus, lg French Club, 1,2g Twirlers, 1,2,3,4g Red Cross, 1,23 Student Council, 1,4, Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4 l 1 'CFHY' LINDA MARIE BORKOWSKI Library Club, 3, D.E.C., 4 DANIEL L. BRADLEY Choir, 1,2,3,4: Track, 4, Baseball, 4, Basket- ball, 4 HAL RUSSEL BLOUN T Hortlculture Club, 4, Cross Country, 3,4, Wrestling, 2,3 LINDA BORGIA DOUGLAS S. BROWN Red Cross, 2,3g Student Council, 1,2,33 Track, 1,2,3,4, Cross Country, 2,3,4, Basketball, 1, 2,3,4 BARBARA J. BURDICK Junior Chorus, 1, Biology Club, 2, Red Cross, 1,2g Y-Teens, 2,3,4 GLORIA JEANNE BRADY Senior and Junior Chorus, l,2,3, Red Cross, 1,2,3, Intramurals, 3, D.E.C., 4 STEPHEN MITCHELL BRIGGS French Club, 2,33 Latin Club, 1,2g Chess Club, 2,3,4, Red Cross, 2, Tom-Tom, 4, Track, 4, Baseball, 4g Weightlifting, 3,4, Bowling, 2,3,4 WILLIAM T. CALDWELL Spanish Club, 2,33 Football, 1 RAY CAPWILL Chess Club, 3,43 Tom-Tom, 4, Track, 4, Weightlifting, 43 Bowling, 4 JIM CHRISTOPH Color Guard, 2,31 German Club, 2,33 Latin Club, 2 , JANET CHRISTOPH Orchestra, 3,4, Tennis, 2, Intramurals, 1,2 MARY BERNADETTE BURNS Girls Bowling, 33 Business Club, 4 MARCIA CABADAY Business Club, 4 HENRY CHALUPCZYNSKI Spanish Club, 3, Honor Society, 3,4g Baseball, 4, Intramurals, 1,2,3,4 DIANE DOROTHY CHILCOTT Business Club, 4, French Club, 1,2,41 Future Physicians' Club, 4, Twirlers, 2,3,4, Red Cross, 3, Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Ski Club, 4 MARGIE CLINE Choir, 2,33 Y-Teens, 2,33 Intramurals, 2,3 JACQUELINE COAKLEY Senior Chorus, 43 Y-Teens, 3 CAROL COOK Y-Teens, 2,3343 Business Club, 43 Bowling 4 STEVEN COOPER German Club3 2: Latin Club, 1,23 Future Physicians' Club, 43 Chess Club, 3,43 Model U.N., 3,42 Honor Society, 3,43 Bowling, 4 WILLIAM L. COLEMAN Band, 1,23 Latin Club, 1,2Q Track, 13 Wres tling, 2,3 THOMAS R. COLLIER Tennis, 43 Bowling, 2,3,4 JEFFREY LOUIS CORSO Red Cross. 13 Track, 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 1,23 Basketball, 2: Intramurals, 3,43 East- capades, 23 Band Variety Show, 23 Monitor 2,3 PATRICIA CRACIUN Bowling, 4: Business Club, 4 Band, 2, French Club, 2,33 Chess Club, 1,23 Football 3 Wrestlmg 1 Intramurals, 3, Student Councll 2 3 Y Teens, 2, Intramurals, 1 2 Bowlmg 1 Momtor 1 2,4 Cholr 123 4 French Club, 2: Y-Teens, 43 BUSIUQSS Club 4 Drama Club, 4, Bowlmg, Football 1 23 Track 123,43 Wrestling, 1, MICHAEL FRANCIS DEMBINSKI WM Eastcapades 12 3 4 Cholr, 2,3,4, German Club 2 3 Future Physlclans' Club, 2,33 Red Cross 1 3 Student Councxl 1, Football, 1, Track 2 4 Wresthng 1 Intramurals, 3,4 LA MONT CRANSTON CRAWFORD Wrestling, 1 DANIEL JAMES CROTTY Track, 3,4, Water Polo, 1,2,4, Cross Coun try, 3,4: Basketball, 1,2,3: Golf, 1,2 ALAN THOMAS DEMYANOVICH Band, 1,2,3,4g Orchestra, 1,2,3,4g Biology Club, 1,2,4, Future Physicians' Club, 1,2,3,4, Chess Club, 1, Model U,N., 3,4g Red Cross, 1,2, Baseball, 1,2,4, Basketball, 2,3,4, Ski Club, 4, Intramurals, 1,2,3,41 Eastcapades, 1,2,3,4 CHRISTINE DE WOLF CATHY RAE DONOR Orchestra, 1,2, French Club, 1,23 Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Twirlers, 2,3,4g Model U.N., 3,4, Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4, Business Club, 4, Bowling, 4, Eastcapades, 2,3,4 KAREN ANN DOUGHERTY 50 Mile Club, 2, Library Club, 3,4, Office Messenger, 4 LINDA DRYLEWICZ Business Club, 4 SANDRA MARIE DUCHNOWSKI French Club, 4, Spanish Club, 3,4, Future Physicians, Club, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Basket- ball, 1, Drama Club, 4, Business Club. 4, Bowling, 4 FRANK S. DUDA D.E.C., 4 DAYLE MARIE DUNFORD French Club, 2,31 Y-Teens, 3, Bowling Club, 4, Business Club, 4 CONSTANCE JOAN DUSCKAS French Club, 2,4, Spanish Club, 1,2,3,4, Twirlers, 2,3,4, Model U.N., 3,4, Red Cross, 1,2,3,4, Honor Society, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Eastcapades, 2,3,4, Slide Rule Club, 3 PEGGY MAE ELDER Choir, 3,4, Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2, Red Cross, 3 JOYCE ANN ELLER Dance Band, 2,3,4 KAREN MARIE ENDERS Y-Teens, 4 PATRICIA EILEEN ESTOK Y-Teens, 3,4 DONALD W. EVANS tling, 3,4 Band, l,2,3,4 CSec.J, Orchestra, 2,3,4: Honor Society, 3,4, Student Council, 2, Y-Teens, 2, 3,4, Eastcapades, 2,3,4: Slide Rule Club, 4, Choir, 2,3,41 Senior and Junior Chorus, 1, Spanish Club, 1, Model U.N., 3, Red Cross, 3, Student Council, 2, Football, 1,2,3,4g Wres- l NEENA EVANS Twirlers, 2,3,4, Model U.N., 4, Red Cross, l,2, Sunrise, 3,4 tCo-editorb, Y-Teens, 2,3, 4, Intramurals, 1, Drama Club, 4, Business Club, 4, College Club, 2,3, Volleyball, 1, Rus- sian Club, 1,2 TIMOTHY JOHN EVERETT Band, 1,2,3,4 fPres.J: Orchestra, l,2,3,4, German Club, 3, Latin Club, 1,2, Future Physicians' Club, 2, Honor Society, 4, Student Council, 1,2.3: Water Polo, 2,3, Baseball, 2, 3,4, Intramurals, 3,4, U.N. Travel Group, 2, 3, Eastcapades, 1,2,3,4, i'Sno Show, 2 DEBBIE A. FEIKLES Bowling, 2,4, French Club, 1,2g Biology Club 2, Y-Teens, 2,3, Eastcapades, 21 Ski Club, 4 Business Club, 4 RONALD FIOLEK JAMES FRANCIS FISCHER GREGORY DAVID FISHER TONY FOSCO Spanish Club, 2,3, Student Council, 2,3, Foot- ball, 1,2,3g Basketball, 1,2 V TP JAMES GALLEGOS Spanish Club, 3, Football, 1,2,3,4g Track, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, Tennis, 1,2g Wrestling, 2,3g Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Intramurals, 3 KAREN MARIE GAURILOFF Spanish Club, 13 Future Physicians' Club, 4, Twirlers, 1,2,3,4, Model U.N., 3,4g Honor So- ciety, 3,4, Student Council, 1,3,4g Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4 CPres.J3 Jr. Class Vice-President, Executive Board, 3,4g Eastcapades, 2,3 REBECCA JOAN GAUSMAN French Club, 1,23 Biology Club, 2, Horticul- ture Club, 43 Twirlers, 1,2,3,4g Red Cross, 2, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Ski Club, 4, Eastcapades, 1, 2,3,4g Office Messenger, 4 GARY JOHN GEORGE Spanish Club, 1, Chess Club, 1, Honor So ciety, 4, Student Council, 1,21 Water Polo, 1 2,3,4, Swimming, 1,2,3,4: Baseball, 1,2,3,4 Class Officer, 4, Intramurals, 3,4, Golf, 1,3, 4, Travel Group, 2,3, Monitor, 3,4: Russian Club, 1,2,3, Slide Rule Club, 3,4 JAMES DENNIS GILLESPIE Red Cross, 3,4, Student Council, 1,2,3, Foot- ball, 1,2,3, Baseball, 2,3,4, Basketball, I, 55- hi' Monitor, 3,4 LAYEUNICE GILMORE Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2, Choir Monitor, 2 HENRY MARTIN GOLEMBIEWSKI Basketball, 3,4, Bowling, 4, Baseball, 1 MAE GOODMAN Senior and Junior Chorus, 2,3, Red Cross, 3, D.E.C., 4 MICHAEL PATRICK GOSS Wrestling, 3,4, Monitor, 2, Intramurals, 3,4 PAULA ANN GRACE Latin Club, 1,2, Chess Club, 1,2,3. Cpres.l, 44 sec.J, Twirlers, 1,2,3,4 Ccaptb, Honor So ciety, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, College Club, 2, Bowling, 1,2, Eastcapades, 2,3,4, Slide Rule Club, 4 PAULA ANN GRANETTO Y-Teens, 2,43 Bowling, 4 1 3 CHRISTIANE L. GUSTAFSON DONALD STEPHEN GROTKOWSKI Baseball, 3,4, Bowling, 4 CATHERINE ROSE GRZYWINSKI Spanish Club, 3, Model U.N. 4 tCommittee Chairmanl, Sunrise, 3,4 tCo-editorlg Future Physicians' Club, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Basket- ball, 1, Messenger, 3,4, Business Club. 4, Drama Club, 4, Bowling, 4 French Club, 1,2, Bowling, 2,3,4, Red Cross, 2,33 Student Council, 21 Y-Teens, 2,3, East- capades, 2, Office Messenger, 3, Business Club,4 SUSAN HADDEN French Club, 1,21 Business Club, 4, Biology Club, 3,4, Future Physicians' Club, 3, Model U.N., 3,4, Y-Teens, 3,4: Honor Society, 3,4 'Vx JOHN BARRY HAMILTON Monitor, 4, Swimming, 2, Intramurals, 3,4 ROBERT HANSON CAROLYN FRANCES HAFFEY Choir, 2,3,4, Senior and Junior Chorus, 1, Latin Club, 3, Future Physicians' Club, 2, Red Cross,4 LINDA KAY HAMM French Club, 2,3, Spanish Club, 1, Slide Rule Club, 3, Future Physicians' Club, 4, Red Cross, 1, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Monitor, 2,3,4, Bowling, 1,2,3,4 Intramurals, 3,4 N MICHAEL HAWRYLIW Bowling, 4 CAROLYN JEAN HEIBEL Orchestra, 1,2, German Club, 2,3, Twirlers, 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens, 3,4, Business Club, 4 JOHN HORTON Band, 1,2,3, Latin Club, 1, Biology Club, 4, Student Council, 1,2,3,4g Football, 1,2, Class Officers, 2, Intramurals, 1, Eastcapades, 1, 2,3,4 DEBORAH JEAN IRVINE MAUREEN M. HART French Club, 2, Biology Club, 2, Red Cross, 2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4 fofficerbg Intramurals, 4, Business Club, 4, Eastcapades, 2, Officer Messenger, 2 LORRAINE HAWRYLIW Spanish Club, 2, Biology Club, 2, Red Cross, 2,3, Y-Teens, 2,3,4 JOEL HINES German Club, 4, Future Physicians' Club, 4, Track, 2, Intramurals, 3,4 KARLA ALLENE HOLTZ Junior Chorus, 1, Bowling, 4 TONY IWANIUK Ski Club, 4, Monitor, 2,3,4 JUDY ANN J AKOBOWSKI Red Cross, 23 Y-Teens, 2,3 JONNY ROLANSKI JEETER CYNTHIA JOHNSON Y-Teens, 2,3g Business Club, 4 J J at-'9:.w7 -:::1' CHRISTINE M. J ANDA Y-Teens, 2,3,4 CAROLE J. JAWOROWSKI Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Business Club, 4 COLLEEN E. JOHNSON Spanish Club, 3, Horticulture Club, 4, Y- Teens, 3,4g Ski Club, 4 INGRID ELIN JOHNSON Band, 2,3,4g Orchestra, 1,2,3,4g District Orchestra, 2,3,4g Jr. Strings, 15 Sr. Strings, 2,3,4 NORBERT KAMINSKI BONNIE JOHNSTON Spanish Club, 13 Latin Club, 43 Twirlers 3,43 Student Council, 2,33 Y-Teens, 1,2,3 Honor Society, 3,4 ERICH B. JORGENSON MARCIA LEE KARUBA German Club, 3,43 Biology Club, 33 Future Physicians' Club, 33 Twirlers, 1,2,3,43 Y- Teens, 1,2,3,43 Eastcadettes, 1,23 Warrior- ettes, 3,4 PEGGY SUE KARUBA German Club, 3,43 Latin Club, 1,23 Biology Club, 3,43 Future Physicians' Club, 3,43 Twirlers, 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4 CTreas- urer, 233 Ski Club, 4 COLLEEN KAUFMAN Latin Club, 2,33 Twirlers, 2,3,43 Y-Teens, 2,3,4 CLIFTON E. KERNS Choir, 1,2,3,43 Football 1,23 Track, 1,2 RENEE KIERZEK Business Club, 43 Future Physicians' Club, 43 Red Cross, 13 Y-Teens, 1,2,3,43 Bowling 3,4 IVIARGIE ANN KIMMETH German Club, 3,41 Latin Club, 1,2g Twirlers 1,2,3,4g Red Cross, 1: Student Council, 1,2 3: Y-Teens.1.2,3,4 MARILYN KNEPPER German Club, 3: Latin Club, 1,2, Cheerlead ers, lg Tom Tom, 33 Y-Teens, 2,3,4 tPres 23 ,. 'gimxr BARBARA KOBYLINSKI Business Club, 4, Future Physicians' Club 4, Red Cross, 1, Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4: Bowling 3,4 BASIL KOMAROW Band, 2,3,4: Biology Club, 3: Future Physi cians' Club, 2,3,4g Student Council, 3: Foot ball, 4 tmanagerlg Tennis, 2,3,4: Eastca pades,1,2,3,4 WLADIMIR KOMAROW Band, 1,2,3,4: Biology Club, 31 Future Phy sicians' Club, 3,41 Horticulture Club. 4 NANCY KONIECZNY Spanish Club, 4, Future Physicians' Club. 4 Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4g Bowling, 4 MARK ANTHONY KOSMOWSKI RICHARD A. KOZIK NORM KRUGGER Football, 1,2, Wrestling, 1,2 MARY GERALYN KRUSZEWSKI L21 Band, 2,3,4, Orchestra, 2,3,4, French Club, l,2, German Club, 3,4, Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Model U.N., 3,4, Student Council, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Class Officers, 4 COLLEEN MARIE KUHN French Club, 1,23 Future Physicians' Club, 3, Model U.N., 3,4, Student Council, 1, Y- Teens,3 KATHLEEN M. KURUC Horticulture Club, 4, Red Cross, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Business Club, 4, Monitor, 4 RUTH CHRISTINE LACHOWSKI Spanish Club, 1, Y-Teens, 1,2,4 KAREN LORRAINE LAN ING German Club, 3,4, Latin Club, 2, Twirlers, 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4 JANET LYNN LECKER I Q Bowling, 2,3, Choir, 2,3,4, Junior Chorus 1, Latin Club, 1,2, Red Cross, 1, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 SHARON LEE Junior Chorus, 1 JAMES THOMAS LERETSIS German Club, 3,4, Latin Club, 1,2, Student Council, 1, Baseball, 4 DEBRA ANN LETKIEWICZ French Club, 1,2, Horticulture Club, 3, D.E.C..4 KATHRYN ANN LEWIS Band, 1,2,3, Eastcapades, 1,2,3,41 Future Physicians' Club, 2, Honor Society, 3,41 Stu- dent Council, 2, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Ski Club, 3,4 fsecretaryl CAROL MARIE LIND Biology Club, 3, Future Physicians' Club, 2,3,4, Y-Teens, 3,4 LISA ANN LIND French Club, 1,2, Biology Club, 3, Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Model U.N., 4, Y- Teens,3,4 JOYCE L. LINDVAY JACQUELINE A. LINENDOLL French Club, 1,2, Horticulture Club, 4, Twirlers, 1,2, Eastcapades, 2, Red Cross, 3, Student Council, 2,3, Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4 tOfficerJ, Tennis, 1,2 JUDITH KATHRYN LORD Business Club, 4, French Club, 1, Y-Teens, 3,4 ROBERTA MAE LUBMAN Spanish Club, 3, Red Cross, 3,4, YTeens 1,2,3,4g Library Club, 3, D.E.C., 4 DOUGLAS LUCAS Football, 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3, Wrestling, 1,2,3,4 DUANE LYNCH KATHLEEN MARIE MANCUSO Business Club, 4, Cheerleaders, 2, Y-Teens 4 LESTER T. MARCICHOWSKI DEBORAH MARIE MARES Band, 1,2,3,4g District, 2,3, Latin Club, 1,2, Biology Club, 2,31 Future Physicians' Club, 2,3,4 1Vice Pres. 395 Red Cross, 11 Honor Society, 3,41 Sunrise, 4, Student Council, 1, 4 iVice Presb Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Class Offi- cers, 2 fVice Pres.Jg Ski Club, 3,4 fPres.b, Eastcapades, 1,41 Drama Club, 4, College Club, 2, Warriorettes, 4, Orchestra, 4 THOMAS MARKIEWICZ Choir, 1,23 Boys' Glee Club, 1: Eastcapades, 2: Golf, 3,4 PEGGY A. MARZKA Choir, 13 Senior Chorus, 2 KATHY MATHERS Senior Chorus, 3. YTeens, 1, Ski Club, 3 Bowling, 2,3,4, tVice Pres. 49 CHARLES MATLAK Monitor, 1,3 CHARLOTTE ANN MATLAK Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2,3g Student Council, 33 D.E.C., 4 VIRGIL P. MCINTOSH Baseball, l,2,3,4, Basketball, l,2,3,4 MARGARET MEYER D.E.C., 4 JOE MIKOWSKI 4, Monitor, 3,4 French Club, 1, Red Cross, 3,4, Student Council, 3, Football, 1, Baseball, 1, Ski Club, Ae-'fy DONALD M. MCMAHON German Club, 4, Football, 1, Baseball, 1, Basketball, 2, Bowling, 3,4 JAMES RONALD MCMANN French Club, 3, Chess Club, 3, Bowling, 4 STEPHEN DOUGLAS MOOK Latin Club, 2, Student Council, 3, Bowling, 3,4 QSec.J MARY LOU MOORE Junior Chorus, 1, French Club, 4, Latin Club, 1, Cheerleader, 1, Y-Teens, 4, Business Club, 4 fVice Pres. 7 CAROL ANN MROCZKOWSKI Latin Club, 1, Y-Teens, 3,4 TOM MULLIGAN SHARON MARIE MITULSKI Future Physicians' Club, 4, Horticulutre Club, 4, Bowling, 3 ROBERT JAMES MOBILIA French Club, 2, Red Cross, l,2,3,4, Student Council, 2,3, Water Polo, 2, Baseball, 1, Ski Club, 4, Monitor, 1,4 J 34.1 I ,M MURIEL SUE MOORE Business Club, 4, Eastcapades, 1, Office Messenger, 1, Future Physicians' Club, 4, Red Cross, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4 CYNTHIA J. MORRISON Business Club, 4, Jr. Chorus, 1, Horticulture Club, 4, Red Cross, 4, Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4 LAWRENCE MURPHY Red Cross, 2, Football, 1, Ski Club, 4, Moni- tor, 2,3,4 KATHY LEE NELSON Bowling, 1,2,3,4, French Club, 1,2, Horti- culture Club, 4, Chess Club, 3, Y-Teens, 1,2 'Unsp- JAMES DAVID OBERMANNS Band, 1,2,3,4, Drum Major, 2,3,4, Orchestra, 1,2,3,4, Dance Band, 2,3,4, Eastcapades, 2,3, 4, District Band, 3,4, German Club, 2, Latin Club, 1,2, Model U.N., 3,4, Honor Society, 3,4, Student Council, 1,2,3, Junior Class President, Executive Board, 2,3 WANDA SUSAN OBOLEWICZ Bowling, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Latin Club, 4, Biology Club, 3,43 Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Horticulture Club, 4, Red Cross, 2,3,4 CTreas.J, Student Council, 3, Y-Teens, 1,2,3, 4, Tennis, 1,2 BARBARA ANN NEWCAMP Business Club, 4, Bowling, 2,4, German Club, 2, Red Cross, 2, Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4, Tennis, 1,2 LARRY M. NIMETH Band, 2, D.E.C., 4 RAY OLSON Red Cross, 1, Track, 1, Wrestling, 1,2,3,4, Ski Club,4 MICHAEL ORELSKI Band, 1,2,3,4, Biology Club, 2,3,4, Future Physicians' Club, 2,3,4 MICHAEL JAMES O'ROURKE I 2,3,4g Intramurals, 2,3,4 CECILIA ANN OSTRZENIEC ELIZABETH PANTY Choir, 3,4, Honor Society, 3,43 Business Club, 4, Eastcapades, 3,4, 305 Club, 3,4 NANCY J, PAPARAZZO WEEDIE LUVIN IA PAYN E Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2, Red Cross, 1,2,4, Student Council, 2, Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Business Club, 4 DAVID ANDREW PETACK French Club, 2, Football, 2,3,4, Track, 3,43 Basketball, 2,4, Intramurals, 2,3,4 CANDYCE LEE PETERSON Spanish Club, 1,23 Red Cross, lg Student Council, 2, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Senior Vice Pres- identg Eastcadettes, 2, Warriorettes, 3,43 Eastcapades, 2,3,4g Drama Club, 4, Office Messenger, 3,4 RICHARD E. PIERSON D.E.C., 4 Track, 3,4, Cross Country, 3,4, Basketball qsmx, ROSEMARY LEE PITONYAK Spanish Club, 3g Cheerleaders, 2, Sunrise, 4, Student Council, 1, Y-Teens, 3 TIMOTHY POHL Spanish Club, 33 Jets Club, 43 Golf, 2,3,4g Slide Rule Club, 4 LINDA RAYE POMORSKI Spanish Club, 1,2, Future Physicians, Club, 3,43 Model U.N., 4, Red Cross, 43 Honor Society, 3,4, Y-Teens, 3 GLADYS JEAN POOLE French Club, lg Red Cross, 13 Y-Teens, 1, Ski Club, 1 ERNIE PORATH BAXTER PORTER CYNTHIA ANN PRIZINSKY Y-Teens, 3,4 WILFRIED ALEX PUSCHER Band, 1,2,3,4: Orchestra, 2,3,4: Model U.N., 41 Honor Society, 3,4, Baseball, 2,3,4g Intra- murals, 3,41 Bowling, 2,3,4 tOfficer, 3,43 DAVE QUIGGLE Band, 1,2,3,43 Orchestra, 23 Latin Club, 1,23 Student Council, 23 Track, 3,4, Cross Coun- try, 2,33 Intramurals, 3,4 MICHAEL JOHN RADECKI 2,3,4 RUTH RADOMSKI Choir, 2,33 Junior Chorus, 1 RICHARD L. RAINESALO Band, 1,2,3,43 Latin Club, 1,23 Biology Club, 3,43 Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Model U.N., 3,4, Water Polo, 1,2,3,43 Executive Board, 23 Ski Club, 4 JOHN SHELDON ROBB French Club, 1,23 Football, 1,2,3,43 Track, 1,2,3,43 Wrestling, 1,2,3,43 Weightlifting, 1, CHARLES C. ROBERTS Football, 23 Track, 43 Wrestling 4 F SUSAN PATRICIA ROBINSON French Club, 1,23 German Club, 3,4, Future Physicians, Club, 3,4, Model U.N., 43 Red Cross, 43 Student Council, 43 Y-Teens, 33 Intramurals, 3,4 EDWARD MELVIN ROOT German Club, 33 Latin Club, 1,23 Red Cross, 13 Honor Society, 43 Student Council, 1,2,3,43 Intramurals, 3,4 Cofficerj 559 ,ff 5, 'Ls BEVERLY ROYER Spanish Club, 23 Cheerleaders, 23 Y-Teens 2,33 Intramurals, 23 Bowling, 4 A 'Viv' ALEX RUBAN Band, 1,2 RHONDA RUDEN SKI Eastcapades, 1,23 Choir, 2,3,4 fpres.J3 Junior Chorus, 13 Twirlers, 1,23 Red Cross, 1,23 Student Council, 13 Y-Teens, 43 Bowling, 3, 43 Homecoming Queen, 4 43 Y-Teens, 2,3,4 JOHN WALTER SATYSHUR Golf, 1,2,3,43 Student Council, 13 Water Polo 1,2,3,4Q Swimming, 1,2,3,43 Intramurals, 2,33 4 KAREN SUE SAYERS Spanish Club, 1,23 Red Cross, 1,23 Y-Teens, 1,23 Eastcapades, 3: Tea Aides, 33 D.E.C., 4 TERI ANN SALVIA Spanish Club, 23 Y-Teens, 2,3,4 Csec. 233 Business Club, 43 Office Messenger, 3,4 CONSTANCE SANNER French Club, 1,2 Cpres.b3 German Club, 3,43 Student Council, 2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4 SHARON KATHERINE SANTI Business Club, 43 Future Physicians! Club, tru' LILLIAN SCHWARTZ Spanish Club, I,2, German Club, 3,4, Future Physicians, Club, 3,4, Cheerleaders, 2,3,4: Model U.N., 3,4 fchairmanb, Honor Society, 3,4, Sunrise, 4, Intramurals, 3,4, Garter, Suspender, 3, D.A.R,, 4, Eastcapades, 3,4, Drama Club, 4 IRENE MARIE SCZEPANSKI French Club, 1,2, Horticulture Club, 4, Red Cross, 3,4, Basketball, 3 NINA SEMCZUK Spanish Club, 1, Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Cheerleaders, 2,3,4, Model U.N., 4, Honor Society, 3,4, Sunrise, 4, Student Coun- cil, 4, Basketball, 3,4, Eastcapades, 3,4, Drama Club,4 PATRICIA ANN SENITA Choir, 2,3,4g Junior Chorus, 1, Latin Club, 1,2, Horticulture Club, 4, Red Cross, 3,4 Csec.l, Honor Society, 3,4 CYNTHIA MARIE SHARRER Y-Teens, 3,4, Tea Aides, 3,4, Bowling, 4, Business Club, 4, Office Messenger, 4 PATRICIA ANNE SHEA Junior Chorus, 1, Choir, 1, Swimming, 1,2,3 'VJ KAREN RAMONA SHEPPARD Choir, 3,4, Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2, French Club, 2,3, Latin Club, 1, Twirlers, 1,2, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Eastcapades, 1,2,3,4, Class Officer, 4 tseel THERESE ANN SHORT Band, 1,2,3,4, Latin Club, 1, 50 Mile Club, 1,2,3,4 ROBERTA LINNEA SHORTS Junior Chorus, 1: French Club, 2,3, Cheer- leaders, 2,3,4g Y-Teens, 3, Business Club, 4, Eastcapades, 2,3,4, 305 Club, 2,3,4 PAUL R. SICILIANO 4 Choir, 2,3,43 Football, 1 SUSAN E. SIENICKI Senior Chorus, 3, Monitor, RONALD SIMMONS Band, 1,2,3,4, Orchestra, 2,3,4, French Club, 2,3, Biology Club, 4, Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Intramurals, 3, Eastcapades, 2,3,4 3, D.E.C., 4 SANDRA SIMMONS BRENDA SMITH NANCY J. SMITH Band, 1,2,3,4g Orchestra, 2,43 Choir, 4, Span- ish Club, 1, German Club, 2,3, Future Phy- sicians' Club, 4, Red Cross, 4, Honor So- ciety, 3,4g Y-Teens, 2,3.4: Ski Club, 4, Busi- ness Club, 4, Bowling, 41 Eastcapades, 1,3 TIMOTHY SMITH 'ir Nxt' MICHAEL PAUL SOREK French Club, 3, Sunrise, 4, Intramurals, 3 PAUL MICHAEL SPANIOL Band, 3, Choir, 4, French Club, 2,3, Biology Club, 2, Future Physicians' Club, 3,4, Hor- ticulture Club, 3, Red Cross, 2, Sunrise, 4, Intramurals, 2, Bowling, 3,4, Eastcapades, 3,4 JILL ST. PIERRE Future Physicians' Club, 3, Horticulture Club, 3, Model U.N., 3,4, Red Cross, 2,3, Ctreasb, 4, Cpres.J, Y-Teens, 2,3, Slide Rule Club, 3, Library Club, 2 THOMAS STRENIO Band, 3, German Club, 3,4, Future Physi- cians' Club, 2, Student Council, 1,2, Tennis, 4, Intramurals, 3,4, Golf, 4 JAMES MICHAEL SONNEY MARCIA SOREK Tea Aides, 4, Bowling, 3,4, Spanish Club, 3, Future Physicians' Club, 4, Red Cross, 1, Student Council, 1, Y-Teens, 2,3,4 RICK THEODORE SPEROS Track, 1, Cross Country, 1 GARY CHRIS STAYNOFF Golf, 2,4, Student Council, 1,3,4, Water Polo, 1, Swimming, 1,4, Wrestling, 1, Class Offi- cer, 4, Ski Club, 4, Intramurals, 3,4, Future Physicians' Club, 4 DOUGLAS RAY STRICKLAND French Club, 1, Wrestling, 1, Basketball, 1 LINDA STRIKE Junior Chorus, 13 Student Council, 13 Swim- ming Club, 1, D.E.C., 4 ROBERT PAUL SZCZESNY DAVID MICHAEL SZYMECKI 'btw , 1 SHARON LEE STROMENGER French Club, 1,23 Twirlers, lg Y-Teens, 2 3,4g Class Officer, 3 fsecjg Bowling, 4g East capades, 1,2,3,4g Warriorettes, 2,3,4 SUZANNE FRANCES SUNDY French Club, 2,3, Y-Teens, 4, Tennis, 4 CHARLES JOEL TEKOTTE Spanish Club, 1, Water Polo, 1,2,3,4g Swim- ming, 1,2,3,4g Executive Board, 3, Intra- murals, 2, Future Physicians' Club, 3 GARY TEODORSKI Band, 1,2,3g Baseball, 1, D.E.C., 4 LINDA MARIE TIRAK Eastcapades, 3g French Club, 2, Y-Teens, 2 3,4g Intramurals, 3,43 Monitor, 4 HENRY TOMPOROWSKI Spanish Club, 1, Football, 1,2, Swimming, 1 Baseball, 2,4, Bowling, 2,3 MARIE ANTOINETTE TROCHOWSKI French Club, 1,2, Future Physicians' Club, 4, Y-Teens, 2,4 SANDRA ANN TRUCHANOWICZ Spanish Club, 1,2,3g Cheerleaders, 1,2, Stu- dent Council, 1,2,3g Y-Teens, 4, 50 Mile Club, 1,2 SUSAN MERCEDES TUROWSKI French Club, 1,2, Office Messenger, 3, Mon- itor, 3 NANCY LEA VARGO Y-Teens, 4, Business Club, 4 TERRELL EUGENE VAUGHN Swimming, 3,4 TONY J. VENESKY German Club, 3, Track, 1,2, Intramurals, 3g Band, 1 SAM VENEZIANO Spanish Club, 1,2g Student Council, 2,3, Foot ball, 1,2,3,4g Baseball, 1,29 Golf, 1,2,3,4 Basketball, l,2g Ski Club, 4 JOSEPH M. VERSHAY Chess Club, 33 Football, 4 SUSAN LOUISE VINCENT Tea Aides, 3,4g Bowling 4 Y Teens 2 3 MARTIN VISNOSKY Choir, 1,2,3, German Club, 2,3g Model U.N., 3,4g Student Council, 1,2,3,4 fpreslg Football, 1,2,3,4, Track, 1, Baseball, 2,3,43 Cross Country, lg Wrestling, 3, Intramurals, 1,2, 3,4 KAREN ANN VOLSKI Spanish Club, 1,2g Latin Club, 4 fpresjg Twirlers, 1,2,3,4g Red Cross, 1,2, Honor Society 3,4g Student Council, 3, Y-Teens, 2,3 Cvice-pres.J GORDON LYNN WAITE Band, 1,2,3,4g Orchestra, 2,3,4g German Club, 4, Track, 2,3,4g Intramurals, 4 KATHY ANN WALLIS Latin Club, 1, Twirlers, 1,2,3,4 Cco-captainbg Red Cross, 1, Student Council, 1,4g Y-Teens, 2,3 Cpres.J, 4, Class Officer, 2 fsec.J KATHLEEN JUNE WARCHOL STEPHEN WARD Spanish Club, 3, Chess Club, 3, Tom-Tom, 4g Student Council, 1,43 Baseball, 2,3,4g Bas- ketball, 1,2,4 DANIEL THADDEUS WARUSZEWSKI Horticulture Club, 3, Honor Society, 3,4g Sunrise, 4, Bowling, 4 2, Bowling, 2 DEBORAH JEAN WASSIL Choir, 4, French Club, 1,2, Future Physi- cians' Club, 3, Twirlers, 1g Red Cross, 1 Y-Teens, 23 Class Officers, 3 ftreasl LOUIS C. WATFORD French Club, 1,2,3g Student Council, 1,2 Football, 1, Water Polo, 1,2,3, Swimming, 1,2,3,4g Basketball, 3, Intramurals, 1,2,3 JACQUELINE M. WEBB Junior Chorus, 1, French Club, 1,2, Horti- culture Club, 3,43 Red Cross, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Business Club, 4 JEAN MARIE WEINHEIMER Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens, JOHN PETER WENEROWICZ MARK A. WILCOX Football, 3,4g Basketball, 2,3,4 9? PAMELA ANN WILDER Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2, French Club, 2,3Q Y-Teens, 2,3,43 Bowling, 1,4, Monitor, 3,4 DAVID JAMES WILKINSON French Club, 2,3Q Water Polo, 43 Cross Country, 1,2,33 Basketball, 1,2,3,43 Monitor, 43 Slide Rule Club, 4 CHRISTINE WILLIAMS Cross, 43 Y-Teens, 4 Basketball, 43 Office Messenger, 43 Red FREDERICK L. WILLIAMS Band, 23 Red Cross, 13 Football, 2,3,4g Wres- tling, 2,3 DONNA ,WITTENBURG c1ub,3, D.E.C.,4 DENISE CHRISTINE WODARSKI Band, 1,2,3,4 Ctreas.J3 Latin Club, 1, Y- Teens, 2,3,4 itreas.J EDDIE WOODARD German Club, 43 Student Council, 1,3,4g Football, 1,2,3,43 Track, 43 Baseball, 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3 CHARLES RICHARD WISNIEWSKI Choir, 2,3, Junior Chorus, 13 Horticulture PAMELA LYNN WORTON Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,23 Spanish Club, 2,33 Future Physicians' Club, 43 Twirlers, 1,23 Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Ski Club, 4 MARY FRANCES WRAY Spanish Club, 3: Horticulture Club, 43 Red Cross, 43 Y-Teens, 2,33 Bowling, 4 Choir. 1.2 JOSEPH CLARENCE WRIGHT fl' SHIRLEY YAPLE Class Officer, 2 Qtreasl PAMELA ZALES Warriorettes, 3,43 Eastcadetts, 1,22 Eastca- pades. 1,2343 Junior Chorus, lg French Club, 3: Latin Club, 1,23 Future Physicians' Club, 3: Twirlers, 1: Cheerleaders, 3,4 ico- captainlg Model U.N., 3,4 lchairmanJ3 Red Cross, 33 Tom-Tom, 1,2,33 Student Coun- cil, 4 Csec.J: Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4 Cvice-pres? Business Club. 4 MARLENE ZELGOWSKI DIANE ZIELINSKI French Club.21 Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Bowling, 43 SUSAN JOHNSON WRIGHT Band, 1,2,3.4 iofficer, 2,3,471 District Band 3,43 Spanish Club. 13 German Club, 2,33 Fu ture Physicians' Club, 41 Model U.N., 3,4 Y-Teens, 3: Slide Rule Club, 3,41 Eastca pades,2 J! LOUISE ZURAWSKI 3, Intramurals, 4 Biology Club, 2, Red Cross, 3, Y-Teens, 2, MARIANNE ZYNIEWICZ dent Council, 1 WILLIAM KENNETH LASKOWSKI French Club, 1,21 Red Cross, 2,3, Track, 1, 2,3,4, Cross Country, 2,3,4 THOMAS JOSEPH LOUPE Monitor, 4: Latin Club, 4, Red Cross, 3, Stu- dent Council, 2, Intramurals, 3 fi ww RICK POTOSNAK THOMAS ALAN STROZ Senior and Junior Chorus, 1,2, French Club, 2.3, Latin Club, 1: Horticulture Club, 3, Stu- Senior and Junior Chorus, 1.2: Football, 2, Track, 1,23 Water Polo, 2,31 Swimming, 3, J Baseball, 3: Intramurals, 3,4 Water Polo. 1: Basketball, 2, Golf, 1,3,4 TIMOTHY JON MACKEY Biology Club, 1, Student Council, 2, Football, 1,23 Track 3,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Intra- murals, 3,4: Monitor, 4 DAVID MANN D.E.C., 4, Office Messenger, 2,33 Monitor 2,3 ing Attendant, 4 CATHY E. ALLEN CHRISTOPHER BOLLA MICHAEL HARRINGTON GARY J OHNSTONE E. LYNNE KNIGHT Twins 70 The class of 1970 is outstanding in many ways- and breaking records is one of them! For the first time in the history of East High School there are six sets of twins in the graduating class. There are two sets of identical twins who are girls and four sets of fraternal twins. Two really must be the lucky number of the class of 1970. Kneeling: Kathy and Karen Bisbee, Muriel and Mary Moore, Carol and Lisa Lind. Standing: Janet and James Christoph, Marcia and Mike Sorek, Char- lotte and Charles Matlak. REBECCA EDITH VACTOR Junior and Senior Chorus, 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club, lg Horticulture Club, 3, Y-Teens, 3,43 Intramurals, 4, Bowling, 4g Warriorettes, 45 Senior Class Representative, 4, Homecom- PATRICIA MARTIN TOM RAYKOWSKI JOHN SMITH TOM SOUTHWICK MARGIE TAYLOR Senior Clary Ofjqcem President, Gary George Vice President, Candy Peterson Secretary, Karen Sheppard Treasurer, Mary Kruszewski BETTY WILLIAMS I ' I if ,,,, ,,, ,. R eflectiom We once walked into East for the first time . . . Now we are leaving, but our memories will never leave . . . When we first tread these halls, we were new, alone, almost afraid . . . Today, the halls are filled with smiling faces, re- flecting the friendships we have formed through the years . . . Our teachers and fellow classmates will be fondly remembered . . . We hope their feelings about us will remain the same . . . We seniors anticipate the future, but at times will long for the past. . . As we enter the outside world, we will display the pride that was instilled in us while in school . . . It is our hope that we will be good representatives of our school's effort to prepare us for adult- hood . . . We will always be proud to call East High School our Alma Mater . . . To everyone who made our school life more suc- cessful, from the administration, counselors, and teachers, to the nurse, cafeteria workers, janitors, and our underclassman friends who will be left behind, the senior class has only two words to say. . . . . . THANK YOU MOST ACTIVE Marty Visnosky and Karen Gauriloff BEST DRESSED Rick Potosnak and Margie Kimmeth MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Debbie Mares and Jim Obermanns 60 BIGGEST FLIRTS FRIENDLIEST John Hamilton and Chris Gustafson Tony Fosco and Debbie Fiekles MOST TALEN TED Karen Sheppard and Tim Everett One child born in a world HANDSOME AND PRETTY Rhonda Rudenski and Sam Veneziano CLASS BRAINS MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST Wil Puscher and Janet Lecker Eddie Woodard and Marion Culver Judy Lord and Hal Blount Personalities to carry on, carry on . . . -Blooaf Sweat, and Team CUTEST SMILE Pat Shea and Gary George It rifle? 'I iv . I gi A , 1 BEST DANCERS FIGURE AND BUILD SHY AND BASHFUL Kathy Lewis and Norm Davis Becky Gausman and John Robb Tom Stroz and Diane Chilcott 61 Remember . Mr. E's abbreviated weekends ? when five certain girls didn't go to the planetar- ium, and why? bleeding madras on a rainy day? snow days? the WJET High School Spirit Contest? the homecoming dances we never had? our 2 145 outdoor rallies? the Girls' Bowling League? when the rescue squad came for K. K. at J. L.'s slumber party? green on Thursday? 11th grade physicals? the Prep Rambler ? when the word riot meant a lot of fun? the bonfires? when 12th grade seemed ages away? the faculty basketball games? the U. N. bloc meetings? And Italy? the Vietnam moratoriums? T. Efs speech on hit and miss? ! !! Virgil's snowflakes in 2nd period Speech class? opaques? girls gym suits? when milk was five cents? and when lunch was 35ct?? when white stockings were worn by nurses only? when Marty tried to get through the window in his skin diving suit, but couldn't make it because his tanks were too big? when only your grandparents wore wire-rimmed glasses? that fantastic book in the library- Who's Who in 58 ? have a ritz KRITZJ ! !! Chatauqua? a certain boy in the girls' room at Edinboro on Band Day? r the times Debbie and Marcia had the cuda and where they went? Drivers Ed? when Rosemary got Georges ring again? floppy hats, bells, beads? the East Peek n' Peak Ski Club? when five girls were on Eaglepoint in the 8th grade? Kathy met Johnny on the bus? .the day Jeff and Dave wore wigs in the halls? .the Sunrise Staff's pizza? I' NE? I 1. Do yoamef a favor Wake ap to your mina' V Lzfe if what you make it - Blooaf Sweat, ana' Team ,ga ffw- ls I L 3 H? iff? - 2' wr W 5 E ' skyr- Avy Tloif if the dawning 0 f the Age 0f Aquarius ' ' . eiawiiifa. 4? , 'M , . , xi' with harmony and undemtanding, .sympathy and fwfr ab0zmcz'ing MacDe1fm0t, Rada, Ragni is . :H Sports 39 vw , Spdgrts Constantly makes demands , QDQVIJ W A . S? elf' SW 9:5 sf Ffdnd they develop integrity Qflfsffg X--J 7 on the participant for top performance, Self-reliance, and initiative. -Byron R. White Row 1: S. Veneziano, legos, O. Graves, J. First In The State T. Wilcox, J. Gal a hur Row 2 S tys Q C. Miller, J. Robb, D. Petack, D. Evans J. Beskid, D. Vactor patrick, V. Skisuski, Bohun, T. Desser, B. P. Boyer, B. Maniece Essigmann, S. Porada row, M. Visnosky, Mr. Row 3. D. Kirk G. Ambrose, S Thomas, Row 4 B. Doughtery, R Q Row 5: B. Koma G. Kaufman, Mr. H. Rafle, Mr. L. Kwiatkowski. Nagy. ,'. . 1 1. X ',. I 's 3 . . - A, East High ended 50 years of football frustration by having its first undefeated team in the history of the school - thus accomplishing the impossible dream!! The team adopted the motto, Hustle and Crack , and that they did, steamrolling over nine consecutive opponents on the way to winning the City Championship, the Section One title, and the Lake Shore League championship, while earning the title Number One in the state and fourth in the nation. Determination, dedication, and unity of purpose characterized this team of champions. Individual stars were many, but none could top the fantastic performance of Eddie Woodard. Aside from being a member of the All-State squad, All Scholastic in Erie, Golden Helmet Award winner, T ,...-2' , .f ,-f ... - . 1, , - . -we g ga-rv...-M4 -,....-4.-I..-..ep-Q ,f ..-t. --Qui ,nur - . ...snshiibldau--ul...-..-.wp N we-' Player of the year in Erie, and a member of the All-American High School Team, Eddie broke the all time scoring record in Erie, and averaged almost ten yards a gain per carry. He received a full four- year scholarship to play football at Kent University. John Robb, our giant tackle, was All-Scholastic and a member of the Big 33 Pennsylvania foot- ball team. Fred Williams, Nate Beard, and Woody Thompson also made first team All-Scholastic for their great performances. Dave Petack was chosen our 'tMr. Hustle and Jeff Satyshur was chosen the outstanding sophomore of the year. Who will ever forget the great defensive play of Jim Gallegos and Joe Carr, the mighty mites of our defensive secondary, Sam Veneziano and Dave Vactor, the great line play of Don Evans and Odell Fourth In The Nation . 1' ' . ,. -K .- -- A ,. 4 ,i . .. Row 1: W. Thompson, N. Beard, F. Wil- liams, E. Woodard,'D. Lucas, J. Carr, Row 2: . Andrejczak, . Benny, P. Mil- ler, . Rudensk' , C. Smith: 0 3: J Ve h , .Ca1dwe11, V. Ferrito, . l . askowski, T. Truitt: Row 4: . Sabetti, T. Radu, L. Crosby, H. Sm' h, G. Thomas: Row 5: Mr. W. Bra- bender, Mr. C. Metzgar, Mr. A. Amann, Mr. J. Mill r. may B -s 4 'ji 'wr I , .. .... .0 Graves, the goal line stand against mighty Mc- Dowell, the refusing to stay at the hotel in Lewis- town, the fantastic assemblies which rocked the school with spirit and pride, and the pre-season foot- ball camp where the championship team was molded Woody Thompson was named captain of next year's team and along with Jeff Satyshur and Odell Graves, form the nucleus of another great team. Supervising one of the greatest football ma- chines Erie has ever seen was head coach Bill Bra- bender, whose coaching record at East High is 41-12. His assistants are Carney Metzgar, Lou Kwiatkow- ski, Art Amann, George Kaufman, and Jim Miller. Congratulations to the team and the coaches for starting a new half-century of football history as first in the state and fourth in the nation! ' Y East Opponent 34 Bradford 6 36 Tech 0 12 Ambridge 2 26 Vincent 8 33 McDowell 18 44 Jamestown 0 49 Academy 12 40 Lewistown-Granville 8 24 Prep p 6 Rhonda Reigns John Hamilton and Queen Rhonda Rudenski Becky Vactor and Louis Watford Richard Potosnak and Margie Kimmeth We had four wins under our belt and our gridders aimed to keep it that way, especially on homecoming night. The East fans at the stadium were charged with anticipation. Each player hustled onto the field with that determined feeling of destroying the op- ponent. Presiding over homecoming festivities was queen Rhonda Rudenski and her escort John Hamil- ton. Her attendants were Margie Kimmeth accom- panied by Richard Potosnak and Becky Vactor escorted by Louis Watford. East High boosters and fans enthusiastically cheered on the team and wit- nessed another spectacular victory for the Warriors. Victory made the night a perfect ending for the team because they broke the record of defeats for the first time in 20 starts against McDowell. East's Eddie Woodard broke the city record in points scored and forced McDowell star Jeff Davis to relinquish his crown. Joe Pohl receives Booster of the Year Award my A - w. Q.-., , f -M ,f rg Wax V Nx LM 5 ff 3 u.vu..,u jouul , Iv . 1 lluulpbull Eddie Woodard HB John Robb T A-9 Q09 var Sam Veneziano HB Fred Williams G C. Miller, P. Miller, B. Baker, C. Smith Eg - E. 15 2 35 jg i gf ff 4i,i MN I? ' '85, A A, -.x 'E 1 .ua JM. Donald Evans T Dave Petack C All ,. .pr-uk Coaches: Jim Miller, Lou Kwiatkowski, Carney Metzgar, Bill Brabender, Art Amann, George Kaufman, and Harry Rafle, zi, . BIA Nate Beard E Wm Tony Wilcox E T. Radu, S. Porada, O. Graves, G. Klaes, R. Essigmann w, . Football swim --:::i-' :sql . 5 '!' if , ST Y X N .rkr yvqk I K a 5 .. .. 3' ' Q W C2 rf ZW? M5 C29 55 as-.1-3 V' 1.527 Row 1: F. Owens, C. Thompson, T. Desser, D. Kirkpatrick, L Lininger, T. Truitt, V. Skisuski, J. Caldwell, V. Ferritto, P Boyer, K. Smith, L. Crosby: Row 2: R. Mayes, K. Robb, T Dianir, L. Pamula, C. Allen, B. Stravinsky, G. Thomas, B Maniece, B. Polk, J. Matta, H. Langer, M. Wells, E. Lybrook The 1969 Junior Varsity football team was able to maintain a respectable season to the tune of a 5-3 record. This was the sixth consecutive winning season for the little Warriors. Four Warriors were chosen for individual hon- ors. Tim Truitt received the most valuable lineman title, while Steve Bohun was selected the most val- uable back. The most improved back was Mike Speros, and Bill Maniece was the recipient of the most improved lineman title. Over fifty players turned out to participate this past season. Great spirit, cooperation, and all- around sportsmanship were characteristic qualities of the players. Fourteen lettermen, along with many new hopefuls, will return next season. Their goal for the 1970 season is the reversal of the three losses of this past season. Coaches Louis Kwiatkow- ski and George Kaufman expect the 1970 Warriors to demonstrate desire, competitive spirit, a willing- ness to pay the price, and a refusal to quit. v Row 3: D. Carr, M. Speros, S. Bohun, G. Ambrose, J. Weigle, B. Dougherty, M. Sandberg, T. Kenny, J. Sullivan, H. Corder, K. Allen, T. Sabettig Row 4: K. Carney, assistant coach G. Kauf- man, coach L. Kwiatkowski, assistant coach H. Rafle, manager, R. Chadwick. East Opponent 12 Tech 0 18 Harborcreek 0 12 Academy 0 18 Westlake 12 18 Memorial 0 0 Prep 23 0 McDowell 48 6 Vincent 34 Kneeling: C. Thompson, K. Allen, T. Desser, T. Sabetti, V Skisuski: Standing: B. Maniece, G. Ambrose, T. Truitt, S Bohun, M. Speros. W- Varsity Basketball zeal 3 as MXH igf egg A X X X xiii N8 r ml E claw E t Row 1: C. Turos, J. Satyshur, E. Woodard, L. McIntosh, K. Nor- Hewitt, P. Miller, D. Zimmerman, T Wilcox J Gallegos B ton, V. Mclntosh, Coach C. Metzgarg Row 2: M. O'Rouke, V. Baker, D. Crotty. Although tending to run in hot and cold streaks, the varsity basketball team wound up the 1969-70 season with an 11-11 record. Starting off slow, the Warriors won only one of their first six starts, but they burst into action to win five consecutive games over Prep, Academy, Tech, Hickory, and James- town. The starting lineup was inexperienced, but they had senior Eddie Woodard to lead the way. As the team's high scorer, he averaged sixteen points and eight rebounds per game. The only other senior in the starting lineup was Virgil McIntosh, who av- eraged eleven points per game. Jeff Satyshur a soph- omore averaging ten points a game, copped the most improved player award for this season. Completing the starting five were Vaughn Hewitt and Blaine Baker. As boardmen, they did an outstanding job, for they pumped in an average of fifteen and eight points apiece per game. Vying for sixth man position were two aggressive players, seniors Jim Gallegos and Tony Wilcox. Coach Carney Metzgar is looking forward to next season, in the hope that his team can make it four out of five for the District 10 title. East 52 90 58 45 62 62 75 88 57 66 76 62 58 48 67 61 61 65 84 59 88 57 Opponent Bradford Venango Christian Strong Vincent Meadville Rocky Grove Academy Franklin Rocky Grove Tech Hickory Jamestown McDowell Prep Vincent Venango Christian Academy St. Joseph Tech Hickory McDowell Jamestown Prep 77 N 78 I I , f unior Varsity Basketball Row 1: J. Matta, R. Fortin, P. Boyer, B. Stravinsky, Mr. D. Kolakowski, coachg Row 2: M. Sorenson, manager, E Griffith T Galla T. Lee, L. Lininger. Experience is usually considered one of the necessities for a successful season. With only two experienced players, Tim Galla and Bob Stravinsky, in the starting lineup, they Junior Varsity basket- ball team found a rough road to travel over this campaign. Rich Fortin, Paul Boyer, and Lance Lininger were the other starters, while Everett Griffin, John Matta, and Tommie Lee completed the Junior Var- sity roster. Tim Galla led the Junior Varsity Warriors in scoring and rebounding. Tim broke Vaughn Hewitt's one game scoring record set last year with his 32 point effort against Strong Vincent. Bob Stravinsky and Paul Boyer were the top hustlers on the squad. The 1969-70 Junior Varsity team gave all it could, but the lack of experience, height, and scoring power from the outside were hard to overcome. With the experience gained this year, some of this year's team will become valuable assets to the varsity team during the next two years. East 45 66 48 37 49 36 54 57 36 49 56 48 35 57 44 48 53 54 58 62 52 46 Opponent Bradford Venango Christian Strong Vincent Meadville Rocky Grove Academy Franklin Rocky Grove Tech Hickory Jamestown McDowell Prep Strong Vincent Venango Christian Academy Cleveland St. Joes Tech Hickory McDowell Jamestown Prep unior High Basketball Row 1: D. Purdue, R. Gavin, C. Allen, S. Bohun, J. Davis, Russell, Row 3: D. Johnson, K. Karuba C Bibbs B Demy Row 2: J. Dunn, G. Porath, D. Gibbs, C. Joyce, J. Tate, J, J, Jones, P, Karuba,J. Crockett, Coach Mr J Miller The superlative Junior High basketball team for East Opponent 1970 achieved a record of 14 wins and no losses. This marks the second undefeated season for the Little War- 61 Westlake riors as they extended their winning streak to 28 games. , The starting five included some of the best players 59 J- S' Wilson in the city. Rich Gavin, the team captain, scored more 52 Roosevelt than 200 points for the Warriors and also demonstrated 69 Gridley quick hands on defense. The excellent rebounding of 55 Memorial Dave Purdue helped to hold the opposition's score to a 66 W We minimum. Jim Davis handled his responsibility of ' 1 Son guarding the opponent's best big man in a more than 59 Prep satisfactory manner. Leading the team in assists was 55 Westlake Charlie Allen, who always passed off to an open man 52 J . S, Wilson under the bucket. Opposing teams were constantly 55 Roosevelt hounded by the fine defensive play of Steve Bohun. Al- 69 Gridle though substitutes Jerry Tate and Charlie Joyce pos- y. sessed the potential of playing first team for any other 69 Memffrlal junior high team but East, coach Jim Miller was very 53 W. Wl1S0l'l fortunate to be able to put these two men in and still 54 Prep have the team at full strength. Since all of the first seven except Dave Purdue are ninth graders, there will be many vacancies in next year's team. Coach Miller's loss will, however, be Varsity Coach Carney Metzgarls gain. Wrestling Row 1: J. Carr, W. Thompson, D. Darr, C. Thompson, J. Staw- niak, E. Darr, A. Carr, L. Pamula, R. Brothers, R. Chadwick, Row 2: G. Evans, C. Roberts, D. Cunningham, O. Graves, R. Polk, Although East's wrestling team did not come out in first place this year, the boys did exceptionally well despite the many obstacles which they had to overcome. Although this was his first season as wrestling coach at East, Mr. Harry Rafle displayed great confidence and boosted the morale of his boys so that they did not give up when the going got tough. The boys excelled as individuals, however, as in the lightweight division where Len Pamula and Ed Darr did well with Ed taking the second place in the city championship. Odell Graves and Woody Thomp- son also achieved victory by capturing the city cham- pionship in the 157 pound and heavyweight divisions. Woody has also been victorious in thirty-eight con- secutive dual meet matches. Mr. Rafle's team for next year, however, looks very promising with fourteen out of fifteen lettermen returning. It will take many hours of practice and hard work, but perhaps next year's team will prove to be one of the best in East's history. D. Evans, T. Truitt, R. Dixon, C. Dunng Row 3: T. King, D. Law, V. Ferritto, W. Graves, A. Jones, J. Adams, B. Morrow, Coach H. Rafle. East Opponent 17 Jamestown 37 5 Warren 51 28 Vincent 28 21 Prep 30 25 Tech 29 33 Academy 17 18 Girard 45 6 McDowell 50 5 Iroquois 51 24 Vincent 29 12 Prep 31 6 Tech 41 23 Academy 29 Water Polo J , sa J LJ g z.-rt, my z:::::a:s, ,um ,::::::::n::::: -nun. lf.,- .3--s -' gas., Row 1: M. Mazanowski, C. Tekotee, J. Satyshur, G. George, C. Wasielewski, K. Simons, B. Plonski Row 2: Coach Ron Turbac- Even though the 1969-70 Water Polo team did not capture any honors, they managed to attain a respectable record of 5-5 in the Lake Shore League and 3-5 in the City Series play. This was a remark- able accomplishment, since many of the tankmen were inexperienced. Refusing to buckle under two initial defeats, the poloists practiced to develop their hidden talents. Finally, with three games left on the slate, the team latched on to a winning streak by trouncing Jamestown, Academy, and Prep. If this feat is a preview of next season, Coach Turbaczewski will surely head a team vying to recapture the Water Polo crown. The starting seven this year were forwards Gary George, Ken Simons, Chuck Tekoteeg guards John Satyshur, Bob Plonski, Chuck Wasielewski, and goalie Mike Mazanowski, Gary George displayed all his winning determination in the contest against Academy, when he scored 10 of the 11 East goals. This action tied a city goal record and spurred the team to a three game winning streak, which helped the poloists earn a berth on the All-City squad. :ggi--: 1192 J M . . . zewski, G. Beskid, G. Popoff, R. Hoover, C. Smith, T. Ulbrich, P. Anthony, J. Orloff, D. Narusiewicz, J. Dinkey East Opponent 5 Tech 8 4 Vincent 9 9 Jamestown 1 11 Academy 8 3 Prep 5 4 Tech 6 2 Vincent 6 8 Jamestown 3 6 Academy 5 4 Prep 1 A v 1 S A , -.. pun- nf.-,wa-f Q rllil-5.-,,',,,,,,,n A ,..ffl' ' f-N mx ff va. 5, ,R -um-m Pulau... w-' W' .M JI ' Mm., 'L - 1? Zi 115 W, 'H' .-.,--- ,,, 1 ' 5 1 1 , , 4 v W 2 Q - f, , . 1 . 5 I f .,,,,f- kg . ,M f f . Af -1 , W- ' ' ' W 3, If f yw g --fe.. - V. , . . . , ' . if .+ -ww: ,V W . - . .. - .,, ,M A . H, .. ,, M. ' H , ,wal . A .. - , ' '--:fu .3 ' - - ,. - ., L , ' , x ' M' ' 'Q . vt. k 5 A ' W - '- ,, ' ' ' ' ' L T1 L. 125 , ..-4 ' , . : 'U ' b 'M' , A 4 1, 'Nav' i I ...fi ,....- ...., Swimming . 1 5 . M A4 ,. ,,...,..,.4 M . Row 1: M. Mazanowski, C. Tekotte, G. George, C. Wasielewski, K. Simons, B. Plonski, J. Satyshur, J. Orloff. Row 2: Coach Ron Despite finding it difficult to muster up a strong attack against its foes, the East aquanauts did have their bright spots during the season. Gary George displayed great talent in swimming the 100-yard butterfly and the 200-yard individual medley. Fritz Garbaloff earned recognition by developing into one of the best divers in the city. Although the team didnlt seem much of a threat to opposing teams, they followed in the age-old tradi- tion of East High by displaying undying spirit and good sportsmanship. If these qualities are developed properly, Coach Turbaczewski and his swimmers will swim on to great victory in the next season. will- e' I I sl 1 EU ' E Turbaczewski, G. Beskid, G. Popoff, R. Hoover, C. Smith, Ulbrich, P. Anthony, D. Narusiewicz. East 25 10 33 34 40 32 23 27 33 53 41 24 Opponent Iroquois Jamestown Prep Vincent Academy Tech Jamestown Prep Vincent Academy Tech Iroquois T. 70 84 62 59 55 61 72 66 62 40 54 71 QXXBX i Pu.: . Tennis K. Lamson B. Trojan J. Brydon East's 1969 tennis team displayed undying cour- age this season with an excellent outlook for the future. Playing a total of twelve games, our team came out with a record of two victories, over Tech and Vincent, and ten defeats. Since the team con- sisted mainly of seniors, there will be no returning lettermen for next season's activities. The tennis team for 1970 will start out with one member of the junior class, Tom Radu. East Opponent 1 McDowell 6 5 Tech 2 4 Vincent 3 1 Academy 6 2 Prep 5 2 St. Marks 5 McDowell Tech Vincent Academy Prep Iroquois R. Curry, T. Radu 6 5 4 5 5 6 Track Row 1: D. Brown, D. Lucas, D. Crotty, E. Darr, N. Davis, R. Toliverg Row 2: Mr. S. Bloomquist, Assistant Coach, D. Vactor, J. Lee, L. Blazek, B. Essigmanng Row 3: F. Jaycox, J. Carr, W. Laskowski, R. Kwiatkowski: Row 4: Mr. J. Mil- ler, Assistant Coach, J. Johnson, M. O'Rourke, W. Nielsen, t'They've seen better days. That's what a sentence summation of the Warrior track team might be, since they finished the season with an 0-8-1 record and marked their first loss to Iroquois in track and field competition. But there were bright spots in the 1969 schedule in the form of such team members as Thompson, Brown, Jaycox, Vactor, Laskowski, O'Rourke, and Lucas: but it took the city finals to bring out their best performance. Woody Thompson copped first place honors in the javelin and 100-yard dash. Dave Vactor jumped for 10 East High points as he was tops in the broad jump and second in the triple jump. Distance runs were handled by Doug Brown, Bill Laskowski, and Mike O'R0urke, while the sprinters included Frank J aycox and Doug Lucas. The field events were the weakpoint of the other- wise successful team. John Robb was the East High entrant in the shotput circle and Bill Kwiatkowski competed in the discus event. With almost every letterman returning, Coach Carl Filipowski looks forward to a successful season with a fully experienced team. A. Katos, J. Corso: Row 5: Mr. C. Filipowski, Coach J Golden, T. Quiggle, G. Waite, R. Szymanowski, J. Robb Row 6: D. Nolen, L. Benny, R. Dinger, R. Mensing, P McFadden. East 25 50 45 66 62 65 29 40 70Vz Opponent North East Harborcreek Jamestown Iroquois Vincent Tech McDowell Prep Academy 75 100 91 84 87 85 121 109 751!2 pum- we L' M J f M A K fig 1 1 5 ,gj,.L ij-.gf , I - K K . fi A . g 2 ' X2 A i f -4553. 1 wtf .,, xg ff ' 1' A A i7' 3 ' mf Ai'-21-q my - ',.' Y, -Qs, -'fgr,,L ff gi, Ks, ,N , W VL .-V, ,: H - - '21, W A , - 'L ' . ' -, ' . W A - ' 'vik .gf W , f i' 4,4 Q f.-V 1 1' 2 ,,, ,f - 'K W '1 ,we .A - . 1,- .,YL,, , ,-LL 'ff A Wy f .....1 '- W,J,: .f:M4 fi , Q55 f R' Aww K. Q 'Af w.q,.+.., , ,fx Aw' Ei Qgfftf 1 -M k ., 5 qkffvgh . 5 4,4-'v-.L img. 3. . .M -4-, ,r f .. f121M,.. . A 1 'B ' 'iff' gm ig-. ff '-fu-...1...... w-h......--f--..- ----..,., Q--...... ., 'H-N--+ -Q-..... ---. '- --nm... v,,,,,mMM --W -Q--W... ....,,... -. v--0-Nw... H-..-... 1 W -......-........ f,.N.. --1 ......,...A bm.. -....... -vm. --,-...... 5, X Cross-Country Row 1: D. Pierce, W. Laskowski, T. Raykowski, C. Turos, D. Leeg Row 2: R. Crotty, J. Johnson, M. O'Rourke, D. Crotty, D. Brown, P. McFadden. Finishing the season with a record of 12 wins and 4 losses, our cross-country runners were able to tie for second place in the City Series and Lake Shore League. Outstanding in the Warrior cause was Doug Brown who broke his own record and set a new school mark at 12:51 for the 21f2 mile run. ln this same category, Bill Laskowski followed with his best effort at 13 106. Misfortune struck after mid-season when Doug Brown suffered a leg injury that kept him out of action. It was then that the clutch running of Mike O'Rouke and Dan Crotty proved vital in preserving the winning streak. East High ended the 1970 schedule by participat- ing in the Gannon Invitational meet and the District meet. Once again, Doug Brown demonstrated his talent by finishing 7th in the Gannon meet and 2nd in the District. East 22 27 19 18 22 27 21 32 19 24 33 35 17 17 29 24 Opponent General McLane Harborcreek Iroquois Academy Jamestown McDowell Prep Vincent Prep Tech McDowell Vincent Jamestown Girard Tech Academy 33W 29W 36W 40W 36W 30W 34W 23L 39W 31W 25L 22L 41W 41W 26L 31W ,V Golf U Row 1: F. Vamos, M. Groucutt, G. George, R. Lachowski, J. Satyshurg Row 2: Coach Charles Kent, T. Markiewicz T Pohl T. Satyshur, S. Veneziano. It had been 11 long years - and 12 days - before the Warrior golf team had ever won a match. The last time a win was recorded was 1958 and it took the last game of the 1969 season to do it again. Congratulations are in order for Lee Stearns, captain of the team, Gene George, the Satyshur brothers, Jeff and John, Tom Stroz, Sam Veneziano, and Tim Pohl who were instrumental in the Warrior victory over Strong Vincent. Other players who gave our team depth were Gary George, Mike Groucutt, Robert Lachowski, Fred Vamos, and Tom Markiewicz. Mr. Charles Kent, whose coaching record now stands at 1-48-1, is very op- timistic about next season, because there are five lettermen returning. All team members are eager to see if they can keep the winning streak alive. East 51f2 filfz 4 8 10 6 31f2 81f2 10 14 V2 Opponents McDowell Prep Tech Academy Vincent McDowell Prep Tech Academy Vincent 181fz 17V2 20 16 14 13 20Vz 151f2 14 9Vz Baseball Row 1: D Grotkowski W. Puscher G Har ster M P . , , . p , . uscher, D. Alekiewicz, R. Rudenski, D. Zimmerman, R. Wasson, K. Baker, Row 2: Mr. G. Kaufman, J. Beskid, R. Essigmann, D. Last year's baseball season looked a little like the old Mets with a record of 6 wins, 10 losses, and 1 tie. And, like the Mets, the Warriors were building a new team. The 'tking of the stick on the Warrior squad was Gordie Harpster with a .322 batting average. Virgil McIntosh, the second-sacker, was another player who gave opposing pitchers a lump in their throat. The rifle-arms of the outfield were the Pus- cher brothers, Manfred and Wilfred, and Chuck Woodard. For his hustle and all around great play, Don Klins was awarded the most valuable player award for the Warrior cause. Handling the mound assignment were Steve Ward and Bob Robson while Gary George acted as catcher. In the coming season the Warriors are sure to look like the new Mets with the nucleus of a great team returning. Klins, S. Ward, G. George, J. Gillespie, C. Woodard, V. McIntosh M. Visnosky, L. Lininger. East Opponent 9 Warren 5 6 Fort LeBoeuf 0 3 Iroquois 4 3 Harborcreek 3 5 McDowell 8 0 Vincent 4 5 Girard 0 2 Tech 9 3 Tech 2 2 Iroquois 1 1 Academy 2 1 Prep 2 1 McDowell 3 0 Academy 13 8 Vincent 10 1 Prep 4 4 Vincent 1 - xwfw' mc' l 'Wg ....,, , N fm. .. K1 6, W L v AL.L 'Q-3 ..., 1 .PL f' 5 We 4 4' ' 7 x Boys, Bowling Alphabetical Order: S. Briggs, T. Collier, S. Cooper, G. Elles, Little, W. Lisek, L. Marks, D. McMahon, J. Miller, S. Mook G D. Ford, J. Ford, W. Gerald, H. Golembeski, D. Grotkowski, M. Nemenz, M. Puscher, W. Puscher, T. Raykowski, E. Root, R Hawrylew, K. Johnson, T. Johnson, N. Krugger, R. Kuhar, C. Szesceny, F. Vamos, E. Winschel, D. Waruszewski. This year, East bowlers returned in full force for the battle between man and pin. Meeting every Thursday at Eastland Bowl, the keglers matched skills against each other. No team possessing first place held a big lead in the standings. The same was true for individual statistics. The officers were Wil Puscher, Presidentg Ed Root, Vice-Presidentg Steve Mook, secretary, and Don McMahon, treasurer. Under the direction of faculty advisor Mr. George Simitoski, the bowlers developed the quality of good sportsmanship. East High also had an entrant in the Open House Tournament. Members of this team included some of the best bowlers in the league. Captain Don Grotkow- ski and his teammates proved to be tough competi- tion for the other participants in the race for the title. D. McMahon, E. Root, Mr. G, Simitoski, W. Puscher, S. Mook Weightlifting Club Row 1: R. Schroeder, A. Krivonak, R. Cline, B. Laskowski, B. Maniece, M. Speros, J. Spears, Row 2: J. Caldwell, V. Skisuski, T. Sabetti, O, Graves, T. Radu, J. Morgan, V. Ferritto, Mr. S. In order to participate in any sport, two things are essential - strength and speed. The East High Weightlifting Club tries to develop both speed and strength. Besides developing individual strength to participate in local and national tournaments, it also stimulates our own sports program. The junior high members met every Tuesday and Thursday, while the senior high met Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The group's advisor, Mr. Seth Bloomquist, holds a city record in the 132 pound weight class with a deadlift of 445 pounds. He and the members of the club deal mainly with the four basic lifts - deadlift, squat, bench press, and the military press. This year the hefters had the advantage of work- ing with a new power rack located in their own prac- tice room in the new annex. Bloomquistg Row 3: R. Rudenski, C. Miller, K. Buchanon, J. Robb, P. McFadden, K. Allen, G. Thomas, R. Essigmann. Girls, Bowling , ,X . ,,,,.,,L. . . X N jf, W if , iz! U if l Alphabetically: A. Briggs, M. Burns, K. Collins, P. Craciun, S. Daisley, A. DeForce, K, Donor, S. Duchnowski, D. Dunford. N. Dusckas, P. Granetto, C. Gustafson, C, Grzywinski, L. Hamm, K. Holtz, R. Kierzak, M. Knepper, B. Kobylinski, N. Konieczny, Rolling along every Tuesday afternoon at East- land Bowl were the members of the girls bowling team, under the direction of Mrs. Betty Peyton. Elected officers of the 1970 bowling squad are Jean- ette Dahle, president, Autumn DeForce, vice-pres- identg Linda Hamm, secretary, and Rhonda Ruden- ski, treasurer. The high game award was taken by Linda Hamm with a 224. High average award was taken by Jeanette Dahle with a 569. Teammates Marcia Sorek, Debbie Moore, Nancy Dusckas, and captain, Jeannette Dahle managed to cop first place with their combined talents. P. McLaughlin, D. Moore, B. Newcamp, J. Norton, W. Obolewicz, C. Petak, B. Royer, R. Rudenski, D. Serafine, C. Sharrer, M. Sorek, S. Stromenger, S. Vincent, T. Webb, D. Zielinski. I A1 'Off' 41414. N... Row 1: D. Thomas, captain, S. Gangemi, P. Burns: Row 2: T. Letkiewicz, C Petack, P. McLaughlin, J. Przybyszewski, V. Rapp, Row 3: L. Sch- wartz, N. Semczuk Girls, Gym Helpers Ten is the magic number in the girls' gym classes, because ten girls assist Mrs. Davis as gym helpers. They help her in performing such activities as taking attendance, demonstrating exercises, and acting as referees in games. Sophomore Carla Sipple enjoys helping out so much, that she volunteered to help in the gym for one period everyday. It seems like enthusiasm is the pass word in the girls' gym classes this year. Row 1: P. Danish, J. Przybyzewski, R. Allen, C. Petack, V. Rapp. Row 98 2 C. Gangemi, D. Thomas, L. Barton, C. Ruff, P. Laskowski, R. Vactor Girls' Basketball Every Monday, thirty-four girls met unuer the guidance of Mrs. Davis to Hshoot some hoops. Many of them were good at it but the main reason for playing was just to have fun. Some standouts were cen- ters Terrie Letkiewicz and Crystal Pet- ack, forwards Virginia Rapp and Phyllis Burns, and guards Sandy Gangemi and Janet Przybyszewski. The highlight of the season is the game with the Junior Var- sity team. Row 1: P. Bohun, L. Schwartz, R. Kunik, C. Sipple, R. Lachowski Row 2: P. Zales, D. Legenzoff, M. Knepper, J. Christoph, J. Lord ellis, vaiieybaii Twice a week after school there is a flurry of action in the girl's gym as twenty- five girls from grades 9 through 12 partic- ipate in intramural volleyball games. Outstanding members are Crystal Petack, Virginia Rapp, Becky Vactor and Renee Allen who is captain of the entire squad. The girls, who compete among themselves, hope to take on other adversaries next year. irls, Swim Club Row 1: P. Laskowski, L. Barton, P. Bohun, P. Boccio, M. son, M. Kwiatkowski, M. Wilkins, N. Dusckasg Row 4: J. Rainesalo, G. Bendig, Row 2: G. Ham, D. Higby, L. Turner, Christoph, D. Chilcott, G. Lutterbaugh, D. Dombrowiak, D. R. Peters, K. Pikus, P. Salamon, B. Newcamp, D. Mares, Moore, N. Smith, P. Worton, P. Bellingham, K. Lewis, Row 3: B. Barret, D. Thomas, G. Ruff, J. Begonia, E. John- K. Orloff Girls, Tennis Row 1. Mrs. M. Davis, advisor, T. Burns, captain, E. Waters. Row 2: S. Sundy, B. Trogan, B. Barrett, Row 3: K. Grzywinski, S. Crossley, E. Mil, C. Cole, Row 4: S. Smith, E. Wisniewski, A. Briggs, S. Daisley, P. Burns This year the girls intramural swimming club reorganized itself with new advisor Mr. Pat Hart, East High's pool teacher. The group consists of about thirty-five girls who meet twice a week to learn the technique of com- petitive swimming. Eventually the girls hope to challenge teams from Academy and Strong Vincent. Another first in girls' sports at East High was the formation of a girls' tennis team, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Davis. The girls wanted something that they could participate in with a feminine touch. The team was composed mainly of sophomores and juniors. One of the high scorers, Teresa Burns, has an excellent swing and good foot- work. They competed against Vincent and Iroquois with the result of one victory and one defeat. This spring the girls hope to take on more opposition on the courts. Activities Enthusiasm is grave, mere excitement 5 hysterical, and -va X ix 3 w from tears Mimi' S' inward, self-contained outward, fantastic, passing in a moment to laughter. 7 john Sterling 102 Seated: B. Hollenbeck, P. Senita, D. Mares, K. Lewis, W. Pus- cher, B. Johnston, K. Volski, M. Kruszewskig Row 2: P. Pohl speaker, D. Wodarski, J. Eller, M. Kimmeth, R. Pitonyak, N Semczuk, E. Panty, K. Smith, D. Sokolowski, D. Shriner, C Heibelg Row 3: Mr. C. Witkowski, advisor, K. Bisbee, P. Blood M. Wilkins, J. Lord, R. Peters, C. Sanner, R. Rudenski, S Horton, L. Schwartz, D. Legenzoff: Row 4: S. Turowski, S. Robin- s v son, D. Chilcott, N. Smith, L. Lind, G. Bendig, P. Grace, K Gauriloff, K. Westerdahlg Row 5: G. Waite, M. Visnosky, E Root, H. Chalupczynski, K. Metro, J. Obermanns, P. Spaniol D. Waruszewski, R. Essigmann, M. Puscherg Row 6: C. Dusckas P. Worton, L. Hamm, C. Donor, S. Wright, P. Bellingham, E Wisniewski, S. Hadden, D. Serafine, D. Kowalewski. ational Honor Society f. 1 fNf Row 1: K. Lewis, Secretaryg D. Mares, Treasurer: B. Johnston, Vice-President. Row 2: W. Puscher, President, Mr. C. Witkowski, Advisor. Scholarship, Leadership, Char- acter, and Service are the basic re- quirements for induction into the East High Chapter of the National Honor Society. Juniors possessing a 3.5 grade average and seniors with a 3.0 grade average are eligible for membership. The speaker at the March 19 in- duction ceremony was former NHS member and East High alumnus Paul Pohl, who now attends Princeton where he is working for his law degree. .,1'V' 'V ,N ! f if I. gif' v -',,,. - 'vu-na-...W ...Y Ski Club Row 1: T Lewis G. Po off, K Kudlock' Row 2, Mr J. Drew, K Markley M , , p . , ' . . , . Wilkins, N. Smith, G. Staynoff, K. Marks, Mr. P. Hart, Advisory Row 3: R. Peters, P. Worton, D. Chilcott, B. Newcamp, M. Kwiatkowski. D. Mares, K. Lewisg Row 4: L. Mares, M. Sandberg, W. Straub, R. Rainsalo, M. Rainesalo. l v v. nl I i i A 103 Model U. To intelligently understand and discuss current social, economic and political conflicts that exist in the world was the primary objective of the Model United Nations this year. Advising the twenty-six member group was Mr. Robert Stinely. On November 22 and 23, twenty seniors represented the country of Spain at the model General Assembly, held at Gannon College. During this two-day seminar, students from tri-state area schools met at Gannon to debate the five major topics which were: the Mid-East crisis, the problem of world disarmament, social, economic and military use of the seabed, the Vietnam conflict, and finally, the question of weighted voting in the General Assembly. Spain was also chosen as a temporary member of the Security Council. Weighted Voting: P. Zales, L. Schwartz, C. Donor. Security Council: M. Visnosky, J. St. Pierre. -Q.,-'N Mid-East: K. Westerdahl, C. Dusckas, L. Lind, S. Hadden, S. Cooper, W. Puscher. Seabed: Row 1: S. Robinson, C. Kuhn, L. Pomorski: Row 2: N. Semczuk, Ft. Rainesalo, B. Barrett. 104 Vietnam: K. Gauriloff, C. Grzywinski, D. Moore, N. Evans. Disarmament: M. Kruszewski, S. Wright, J. Obermanns, N. Dusckas. D. A. R. Award Annually, a girl from the senior class is awarded the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. Selected this year for this singular honor was Lillian Schwartz. She was chosen for this award on the basis of the following characteristics: depend- ability, punctuality, loyalty, truthfulness, cooperativeness, courteousness, and con- sideration, as well as leadership, pa- triotism, self-control and personality. The Presque Isle Chapter awarded Lillian the D.A.R. Award which enabled her to qualify for a scholarship applicable to the college of her choice. Garter And Suspender Award '-1,7 Selected to receive the 1970 Garter and Suspender Award for demonstrating qualities of honesty, character, leadership, personality, and appearance were seniors Lillian Schwartz and Sam Veneziano. This traditional handing down of the garter and suspender to two mem- bers of the junior class by two seniors who previously won the award has been carried on for the past 26 years at East High. 105 Student Council This year, Christmas cheer really rang out as the Student Council Deck the Halls contest got underway. Some of the homeroom door decorations were considered out of this world , but special recognition went to Miss Behan's senior girls' homeroom 211, a group of girls who placed first with their ingenious Peace on Earth door decoration. This year also saw a newer and more active Student Council. The method for choosing rep- resentatives was revised for both the junior and senior high groups. Teachers in each grade nominated three candidates who possessed the characteristics of school consciousness, ac- ademic standing, and the ability to work to- gether. The names were then tallied by the officers. The majority of times a name appeared on the nomination sheet determined the position. D. Mares, Vice President: G. Staynoff, Treasurer: Mr. J. Gran- ger, Advisor: M. Visnosky, President: P. Zales, Secretary. Junior High: Row 1: Mr. J. Granger, K. Markley, J. Honard, J. Wasson, M. Heater: Row 2: L. Duda, D. Orloff, D. Duda, D. Guilford, F. Lipinski. !.S Senior High: Row 1: P. Zales, M. Visnosky G. Staynoff, D. Mares, Row 2: E. Panty N, Chernoff, P. Wasson, D. Legenzoff Row 3: N. Semczuk, K. Gauriloff, N. Dusc kas, P. Klemushin, K. Wallis, S. Robinson Row 4: Mr. J. Granger, R. Dinger, D. Klins E. Root, K. Honard, M. Sandberg, Row 5 E. Woodard, E. Porath, S. Ward. 1 1 Christmas Sh0u 108 Y-Teens QS .R . 08311 Grade: Row 1: J. Blaga, G. Kimmeth, R. Eckert, P. Mack. H. Wray, P. Kloszewski: Row 3: M. Wisniewski, C. Schweitzer, C. Sipple, Mrs. A. P. Young lAdvisorl, L. Wheeler, C. Williams. C. Appleton, J. Sands, K. Markley. K. Flynn. S. Essigmann, P. B. Glass, C. Cieslak: Row 2: D. Rose, S. Burse, J. Bernard, Salow, F. Griffin,T. Conner. J. Henderson, L. Biletnikoff, B. Wells, M. Simmons, L. Berry, l AQU1 Grade: Row 1: P. Danish. D. Damore. L. Bucklin. Mrs. A. Kaiser. P. Freeman, P. Eckert. S. Armel: Row 3: H. Stewart P. Young lAdvisorl. K. Dillon. S. Webb. B. Trojan. D, Walk: Row C. Shirley, R. Petack, M. Erven, R. Boros. R. Beebe, K. Orloff 2: J. Caldwell, R. Romeo, M. Snell, L. Caldwell. M. Dolfi. M. D.Grotkowski,G. Ardery, D. Husted. 1 l 1 10th Grade: Row 1: M. Mallen. M. Thomas, N. Chernoff, J. Calipo, D. Huegel, C. Dunar. P. Rogala, J. Dobrowolski, Mrs. T. Verga tAdvisor7, C. Dombkowski, P. Wasson. M. Pierzynski, K. Lar- son: Row 2: S. Allen, B. LeBeau, L. Patterson, D. Dodson, L. Bujan, K. Collins, G. Langer, C. Vitelli, C. Yarman, M. Tumer, D. Stadler, L. Laskowski. C. Sipple, P. Rogala: Row 3: D. Bender, T. Nowosielski. J. Tylman, D. Letkiewicz. S. Daisley. A. Briggs, P. Konieczki, J. Soeder, M. Feikles. M. Rainesalo, D. Romecki, M, VanDervoort, C. Weber, B. Stockman. 11th Grade: Row 1: M. Wilkins, P. Mulligan. J. Jablonski. D. Sokolowski, J. Norton. P, Boccio, A. DeForce. Mrs. T. Verga CAdvisorJ, S. Jiles. R. Kunik, J. Wetherbee, P. Bohun, K. Smith. B. Kemerg Row 2: Mr. Slomski, S. Veiger. P. Salamon. V. Rapp. C. Lipinski, D. Kightlinger, L. Tumer, T. Banak. S. Brown. J. Zeilonka. L. Tucholski. B. Barrett. D. Legenzoff. P. Bur- dick: Row 3: E. Johnson. D. Moore. M. Kwiatkowski. B. Hollen- beck. P. Bellingham. D. Serafine. K. Metro. K. Westerdahl. S. Mioduszewski, D. Kowalewski, S. Latzo. D. Diemer. P. Kle- mushin, D. Guntrum, R. Peters. 109 12th Grade: J. Eller, L. Bell, C.-Heibel, C. Cook, Mrs. T, Verga Cadvisorl, K. Mancuso, P. Estok, M. Sorek, N. Konieczyny, R. Kierzek, D. Wodarski, J. Lecker, K. Gauriloff, Row 2: S. Tru- chanowicz, S. Sundy, D. Zielinski, C. Janda, D. Chilcott, J. Webb, M. Moore, K. Laning, M. Hart, J. Lord, C. Sanner, B. Gausman, C. Morrison, M. Moore. Row 3: P. Zales, W. Obolewicz, L. Lind, C. Lind, R. Vactor, M. Trochowski, K. Kuruc, P. Grace, M. Kruszewski, M. Kimmeth, M. Karuba, D. Mares, C. Grzywinski, C. Sharrer. Row 4: S. Duchnowski, J. Dahle, P. Worton, N. Evans, C. Dusckas, L. Hamm, C. Donor, N. Smith, K. Lewis, P. Wilder, C. Johnson, B. Kobylinski, J. Linendoll. J. Blaga, J. Henderson, Mrs. A. Young, P. Mack C. Appleton L. Bucklin, L. Caldwell, Mrs. A. Young, J. Cald- well, K. Orloff K. Gauriloff, J. Linendoll, Mrs. T. Verga, M. Hart, D. Wodarski Verga, C. Weber, P. Wasson :g1ig-1 1. 11 n N. Chernoff, B. Le Beau, Mrs. T. P. Salamon, P. Bellingham, Mrs. T. Verga, M. Wilkins, D. Sokolowski am: mm:smnui:l,11Q.u . 31. in -lam: N7 .f v Q. X .-If V, . A - , - -' A. ji: K ' The following girls acted as bookkeepers for the yearbook subscription drive and we express our thanks to them and to Mrs. C. Comstock: Seated P. Blood, K. Mancuso, M. Hart: Standing: L. Panty, C. Cook. Business Club Under the direction of Mrs. Catherine Comstock, the girls of the East High Business Club held a candy sale for the purpose of raising enough money to take a trip to Buffalo, New York. Their goal was quickly ac- complished and, on December 12, 1969, forty-eight girls, Mrs. M. Duncan and Mr. J. Kola went to Buffalo to visit Bryant and Stratton Business Institute and the -df Federal Reserve Bank. As a result of this trip, five of our East High Girls are making plans to attend Bryant and Stratton. Qx N. Evans, who sold the most candy, L. Panty, and P. Blood, chairmen of the candy drive. This project was just one of the many sponsored by the club, which proves to be of great value to all business-minded girls. According to Mrs. Comstock, the girls' hard-working advisor, the purpose of the club is to give a girl as many actual experiences as possible and to acquaint her with modern business procedures. 5 X '31 X L Row 1: M. Knepper, Treasurerg L. Panty, President, M. Moore, Vice-President, J. Lord, Secretary: Row 2: Mrs. C. Comstock, C. Heibel, A. Bargielskl, R. Banis- zewski, P. Estok, W. Payne, C. Gustafson, D. Fiekles, B. Burdick, K. Mancuso, L. Drylewicz, S. Santi, R. Kierzekg Row 3: P. Blood, N. Smith, P. Wilder, J. Webb, K. Kuruc, C. Morrison, M. Moore, S. Stromenger, B. Newcamp, L. Hawryliw, M. Hart, C. Cook, Row 4 P. Elder, C. Donor, D. Chilcott, D. Zielinski, C. John son, S. Duchnowski, K. Bisbee, S. Hadden, M. Cabaday, P. Craciun: Row 5: L. Bell, T. Salvia, J. Dahle, N Evans, B. Kobylinski, C. Gryzwinski, M. Sorek, S Vincent, C. Sharrer. 111 Senior High arching Band 2. f 112 Row 1: R. Battles, J. Matusik, C. Cole, C. Hoover, D. Duda, K Smith, P. Bellingham: Row 2: W. Puscher, D. Salzer, N. Smith B. Zimmerman, T. Short, D. Mares, D. Wodarski, S. Smith, D May, M. Kruszewski, S. Wright: Row 3: E. Waters, L. Agens, D. Woodell, J. Bendig, T. Skalberg, J. Obermanns, J. Eller, M Orelski, R. Rainesalo, J. Mergler, J. Campbell, R. Simmons, K Kuhn, I. Johnson, R. Galbreath: Row 4: R. Hoover, A. Krivonak Row upon row of scarlet and gray . . . a flutter of multi-colored flags . . . the meas- ured strains of The Battle Hymn of the Republic . . . a sharply executed drill pat- tem . . . and a touch of Warrior pride . . . that was the 1969-70 East High Marching Band! Caught in the upsurge of accompanying a spectacular football team, the sixty-seven member band, under the direction of Mr. Walter Baran, helped to motivate the sponta- neous school spirit that marked each of the school rallies. Enthusiastic performance was the key to the band's showmanship this year. Our band appeared in the Veterans Day Parade and the Zoo Parade, as well as the Memorial Day Parade. The band topped off their season with their annual Spring Concert. Added to these activities was the band's successful drive to raise money to buy new uniforms. Bamboo jewelry, silver trays, and book covers were among the items sold to raise money. Adding a dash of color to half-time per- formances were the members of the newly- formed color guard who carried the school colors of the Big Six teams. Enthusiasm, hard work, and determi- nation were the characteristics of these true performers. D. Bird, T. Lindvay, G. Waite, D. Klins, D. Quiggle, M. Puscher T. Slivinski, J. Sedor, J. Reitz, T. Quiggle, D. Votaw, K. Eric- son, S. Abt, B. Rice, T. McAllister, R. Thompson, A. Demy Row 5: J. Triggs, J. Estok, Mr. W. Baran, W. Komarow, J. Gil more, A. Hilinski, M. Speros, G. Donor, K. Kruszewski, M Allen, B. Jackson, T. Everett, S. Bixler, J. Stewart. Officers: Row 1: D. Wodarski, Treasurer: T. Everett, President: J. Eller, Secretary: M. Kruszewski, Quarter Master: D. Quiggle, Vice President: J. Obermanns, Drum Major: K. Kruszewski, Librarian: S. Wright, Quarter Master. v W i Mr. W. Baran, band director and J. Obermanns, drum major. District Band: D. Klins, N. Smith, B. Zimmer- man, M. Kruszewski, J. Obermanns, S. Wright. 5 5 3 2 w. A z E. E Color Guard: Row 1: L. Markiewicz, F. 2: L. Temonoff, D. Husted, C. Ebner, C. Short, C. Ebner, Captain of A, S. Smith, Lee, S. Wheaton, B. Wilkinson, B. Stock- P. Danish, Captain of B, K. Golab: Row man,C. Petak. 113 114 unior Band Row 1: E. Dickerson, L. Mares, N. Wagner: Row 2: J. Duda, R. Perry, G. Beskid, L. Woodard, K. Ziegler, P. Trojanovich, T. Blumish, R. Eller, R. Hayes, R. Evans, J. Miller: Row 3: K. Marks, M. Kowalski, B. Glass, B. Demy, S. Gavriloff, S. Yochim, K. Krivonik, S. Young, J. Waite, H. Gauriloff, T. Roche, H. John- Training and son, P. Gotham, T. Lewis: Row 4, J. Mantsch, M. Pacley, S Harris, J. Campbell, S. Pursell, K. Ford, K. Kudlock, T. Raine salo, J. Sands. P. Mazanowski, G. Schaak, D. DeAngelo, J. Balo gnae, J. Corderg Row 5: D. Curry, N. Tait, R. Bokoch, L. Allen G. Brewer, W. Cooper, D. Law, Mr. W. Baran, director. Row 1: C. Edinger, C. DeAnge1o, J. Morton, K. Hart: Row 2: C. DeForce, D. Heynoski, C. Rudd, M. Homchenko, S. Zelepsky, R. Miller, M. Waters, R. Tregaskis, J. Carlsong Row 3: K. Cur- tis, N. Demyanovich, I. Twohig, J. Fluegel, M. Filippo, D. Pohl, E. Karash, C. Swasing, R. Borkowski, T. Paluh, M. Riddle, M McCellang Row 4, D. Trojanovich, L. Baron, T. Johnson, K. Rice, R. Gray, M. Woodard, C. Taylor, S. Alexander, N. Green, J. Linendoll, N. Baran, D. Lindvay, D. Wollan, J. Newhouse, K. Blumish, Mr. W. Baran, director. rchestra R. Simmons, D. Doucette, J. Christoph: Row 4: J. Row 1: L. Biletnikoff, R. M. Peters, I. Johnson: Row 2: P. Eckert, L. Morrison, J. Windsor, R. Eckert, Triggs, G. Waite, D. Klins, A. Demy, R. Thompson, L. Temonoff, C. Appleton: Row 3: P. Bellingham, K. Smith, W. Puscher, N. Smith, D. Mares, S. Wright, M. Kruszewski, J. Obermanns, J. Eller, D. Wodarski, T. Kenny: Row 5: M. A. Allen, K. Kruszewski, T. Everett, Mr. W. Baran, director. Baran, A. Demyanovich, J. Obermanns. Strings: Row 1: L. Biletnikoff, I. Johnson, R. Peters: Row 2: M. Gonzalez, D. Loumis, D. Markiewicz, D. Doucette, J. Chris- P. Eckert, L. Morrison, J. Windsor, R. Eckert, L. Temonoff, C. toph, T. Kenny, Mr. W. Baran, director. Appleton: Row 3: M. Thomas, P. Perdue, V. Caspar, H. Miller, District Orchestra: I. Johnson, R. Peters, Mr. W. 115 116 Row 1: P. Zales Co-Captain, R. Peters, L. Schwartz Row 2: D. Legenzoff, E. Johnson, K. Westerdahl, D. Williams Row 3: P. Bohun, N. Semczuk Captain, R. Kunik Varsity Cheerleaders Enthusiasm, spirit and hard work distinguished the East High Cheerleaders this year. The cheerleaders backed the football and basketball teams with cheers, chants, and creative pom-pom routines. These activities not only encouraged the team but also gave the student body more spirit and participation which was needed to achieve victory. To prepare for the 1969-70 season, this summer Nina Semc- zuk, Lillian Schwartz, and Robin Peters attended a week long cheerleading camp at Williamsport, Pa. where they learned new cheers, routines and yells. This year the Varsity cheerleaders sold East buttons, and cookbooks to raise money for new basketball uniforms and rain jackets. Leading the Varsity Cheerleaders this year were Co-captain Pam Zales, advisor Mrs. F. Halupcznski, and captain Nina Semczuk. Let's Go! ! 'e-f I ll I. V. Cheerleaders . i 3, P. Schaak, R. Hines, E. Panty, B. Brown, G. Starocci co-captain, P. Wasson captain D. O'Day, D. Romecki, C. Sipple, P. Konieczki Captain P. Wasson, Miss C. Kaminski advis- or, G. Starocci co-captain Iurlior High Cheerleaders f S. Hamm, E. Mil, . Begom C. Appleton, S. Crossley captain, D. Higby co-captain, S. Armel, L. Woodard, J. Blaga S. Crossley captain, Mrs. M. Fabrizio ad- X visor, D. Higby co-captain nnanamwr, it.aws.szf,:w?,,mwMwf,.mwwawwm.ovw::wmw.mt 118 Twirlers First row: Kneeling: K. Wallis, co-captain, P. Grace, captain. Jablonskig Row 3: S. Horton, M. Kimmeth, K, Volski, B. Gaus- C. Heibel, M. Rainesalo, P, Blood, M. Karuba, B. Barrett, J. man, B. Johnston,P. Karuba. P Grace Ca taing Mrs. Davis, Advisorg K. Wallis, - ' Y P Co-Captain. Precision and talent marked the East High twirlers in their performances throughout the 1969- 70 school year. During the first week of July, the twirlers met twice a week to perfect and create new routines. Led by captain Paula Grace, the twirl- ers marched in the half-time shows during football and basketball seasons and in the Memorial Day, Veterans' Day, and Zoo Parades. To help raise money for new uniforms, the twirlers sold East High stationery, and had three successful bake sales at the Erie Mall. Because their reputation is held in high esteem, new members are chosen on the basis of honesty, integrity, self-discipline, sound moral character, and above average intelligence. V .eMMw,.m-sa. fan..-anew ,mm- Second Row: Row 1: N. Chernoff, L. Patterson, D. Votaw, N. Kolad, C. Kaufman, T. Sabettiq Row 2: C. Weber, D. Chilcott, C. Dusckas, C. Donor, K. Gauriloff, L. Corso. Row 1: L. Bujan, P. Williams, P. Lamary, R. Kerner, J. Miller, K. Larson: Row 2: N. Guth, G. Yost, K. Lanning, T. Burns, S. Barth, G. Kimmeth, K. Markley: Row 3: S. Daisley, A. Briggs, E. Wisniewski, L. Macosko, M. Slomski, D. Kowalewski, S. Warchol, R. Linendoll: Row 4: N. Chernoff, B. Johnston, S. Horton, C. Kaufman, D. Votaw, C. Heibel, P. Blood: Row 5: L. Corso, L. Pat- terson, C. Weber, D. Chilcott, T. Sabetti, N. Kolad B. Barrett, J. Jablonski, K. Volski: Row 6: B. Gausman M. Kimmeth, M. Karuba, P. Karuba, C. Dusckas, K Gauriloff, C. Donor, P. Grace, M. Rainesalo, K. Wallis Mrs. M. Davis. 119 120 M' Yr? Warrior in Action 1 S .L ..' i 5..5.f l .5-' ' 5 Q 'fllfilfi El WH r . W ,yi ,, , .. , N , r , M... 4 , r5ff f' r f - ,pf ,-I . K f ' ,- ,, N .-Q. ' lxu:,f'Jy , '. , . ' s E! M it- 'A f J 1, . . ' . ...sl X X, sz- , - 42' ' - tam ' - 8 rr' , ki 1 I ,sw I ,A V.. U . , , ,T 1 ,..-f.. A I .rp r .ia ' ' - fb- f'4f ' 11 I -far WJ ,r 3' ' 2 4 'T-'f-1:5-'S-lm - -. , -,1 Y ff 02, . .f4,,,,,, '- 1 - W: ' A . ' w .. v- ,. , 9-J X, 2 XA 4 ., I . fe - ,X ,5'?t',1iA72,'?1. f'.1,4-fffi . ' - ,J -f f 'f?l 'Kf 1: -fy, ' , 'rf'-fagiff W Q .'f?13?,If'f:g5g,i'. L,- -- Y Mi . -H' ' Lace-X-'Ih,,.s-af'-Aqy,,.4:1:wfwL Q. v ,.- ' . -4 Gk:i'1L7u.Q, A W ' L- ... - Y i r ' r i W 5 W ' +' .n 1'1 .f: f yi T 1 .,fw-i- M- gf , , - ff, , -, .,kfr.g,f:3, 1,5 vw ,Y ,fgn Magumr W I -MJ, , v. ' f H 1-J' v W- , 71 ig- -Q gg 4. x' ' ' W' ' rmeh:-Ei7T1 ,. Q jf' '5 45' WQSJ1 . ,, ? mmf , WARM' 121 122 Choir Row 1: Miss A. Williams, advisor, J. Wolf, D. Petroff, J. Miller L. Turner, P. Gates, T. Ray, C. Dunar, R. Seroka, D. Wassil L. Barton, T. Ulbrich, R. Dinger, J. Bollai Row 2: T. May, W Gavin, N. Davis, J. Delfuoco, K. Lucas, P. Estok, C. Haffey, K Golab, R. Iwaniuk, T. Mackey, R. Vactor, E. Panty, D. Szablewl ski, T. Morton, R. Mensingg Row 3: P. Henry, P. Spaniol, R. Choir Officers: Treasurer, J. Lecker, Secretary, J. Dahle: Vice-President, M. Dembinski: President, R. Rudenski. Parkowski, C. DeRooy, E. Panty, P. Burdick, P. Canor, G. Tay- lor, J. Lecker, B. Porter, R. Rudenski, M. Dembinski, R. Evans V. Skisuski, J. Bolla, J. Bujnowski: Row 4: R. Rounds, B. Porter K. Westerdahl, J. Dahle, P. Senita, M. Taylor, P. Schaack, P Elder, N. Smith, A. Atkinson, R. Bernatowicz, E. Gorecki, C Kerns: Absent: P. Sisiliano, M. Adams, L. DeFalbo. . District Choir: P. Senita, R. Rounds, R. Rudenski, B. Porter, K. Westerdahl. Senior Girls' Chorus: Row 1: Miss A. Williams, Advisor, K Collins, D. Huegel, S. Ehret, R. Lisek, D. Dodson, C. Dombkow- ski, L. Ewings, K. Southward, G. Wendy, G. Brady, J. Coakley A. Lindvay, K. Tanner, D. Dopierala, J. Weinheimer: Row 2 S. Veiger, J. Zielonka, P. Stadler, G. Langer, S. Salow D. Olszewski, T. Mackey, E. Johnson, L. Duckie, P. Horton, C Yarman, F. Short, M. Verga, B. Walters: Row 3: C. Ebner R v Allen, G. Starocci, S. Boyer, G. Ruff, W. Gibbs, B. Vactor, T Letkiewicz, B. LeBeau, K. Allen, L. Crockett, C. Roberts, L Atkinson, N. Kozlowski, L. Klimenko. Junior Girls' Chorus: Row 1: D. Pastor, T. Smith, R. Giaimo, A. George, B. Weber, B. Lombard, M. Pytlarz, D. Gibbons, D. Eisert, W. Balognae, J. Lewis, H. Tate, Row 2: B. Pohl, K. Case, P. Mack, C. Fisher, F. Edwards, B. Meyer, J. Caldwell, C. Thomas, L. Wheeler, P. Mounts, M. Allen, C. Swederski, K. Tate, Row 3: M. Snell, D. Freer, P. Kloszewski, J. Bailey, S. Hamm, M. Durant, C. Goodwine, F. Lake, K. Hoh, S. Barnes, K. Lee, R. Clark, M. Kozlowski, G. Olson, Row 4: M. Dembinski D. Turner, G. Watkins, L. Czarnecki, E. Mil, S. Crossley, C Miller, S. Wheaton, P. Romba, A. Allen, J. Szymanski, K. Haley A. Radomski, C. Holloway, L. Freeman, P. McIntosh. 123 124 Foreign Langue e Clubs French Club: Row 1: Miss L. Warus, Advisor, R. Hines, B. Le- Beau, M. Moore, C. Ganzerg Row 2: C. Kiehlmier, K. Malinow- ski, N. Chernoff, D. Huegel, M. Pierzynski, D. Votaw, C. Ebner: Row 3: E. Crockett, P. Dembinski, N. Guth, K. Appleton, K. Collins, B. Brown, D. Dodson, L. Patterson, P. Jenks: Row 4: D. Unger, S. August, J. Pitonyak, B. Dacus, D. Chilcott, P. Zales, L. Bujan, C. Hadden, L. Macosko: Row 5: D. Ford, W. Gavin, L. Szoszorek, K. Kruszewski, T. Desser, D. Lamson, C. Dusckas, B. Stockman, R. Cosby, L. Atkinson. Latin Club: Row 1: K. Volski, Vice President: P. Bender, Treasurer: B. Johnston, Secretary: P. Rogala, Pres- identg Miss M. McMahon, Adviserg Row 2: D. Stadler, E. Panty, P. Rogala, K. Smith, P. Wasson: Row 3: C. Thomas, R. Linendoll, K. Wilmire, L. Johnson, A. Lindvay, D. Klemm: Row 4: M. Polon, J. Tylman, S. Daisley, A. Briggs, S. Warchol, K. West. Spanish Club: Row 1: C. Dusckas, Presidentg C. G. Hoover, H. Ham, F. Lake, C. Cole, J, Bendig, Weber, Treasurer, S. Smith, Secretary, D. Duda, C. Petersong Row 4: K. Buchanan, D. May, G. Bo- Vice President, Mr. N. Bucarelli, Advisor, Row koch, M. Laniewicz, K. Brooks, R. Schroeder, V. 2: K. Pikus, M. Feikles, M. Durant, D. Van Cise, Agejew, J. Woodard. Black History Week S W' - W' 5 E., , ,,.. M 125 126 Sunrise staff Co-Editors and Advisor: N. Evans, Miss L. Warus, C. Grzywinski Activities: L. Schwartz, N . Semczuk Senior Section: R. Pitonyak, D. Mares Faculty: P. Spaniol, D. Waruszewskig Sports: M. Sorek, D. Waruszewski, P. Spaniol Underclassmen: L. Corso, advisor Miss Warus, B. Barrett WC, r ...Q films, W J- W' S334 4 ,NN . ., rlrfw mmafmf 1' H 3- MH7 '- E -qi . .Ma , --- .J Steve Briggs and Ray Capwill working? Tom-Tom Staff The Tom-Tom Staff of 1969-70 enjoyed another successful year in producing the school paper. This year the Tom-Tom was faced with training a completely new staff but still the staff and Mr. J. Nelson, advisor, came through with a series of informative papers. Mr. Nelson and editor'Mary Fiekles making a last minute check. WL, AM Y ,ff R. Capwill, S. Briggs, B. Brown, S. Gangemi, J. Przybyszewski, J. Soeder, J. Pitonyak, B. Stockman, M. Fiekles, N. Guth. 127 Practice. . . H - ..-wr . . . . . makes perfect Red Cross Row 1: C. Dusckas, vice-president, J. St. Pierre, president, W. Obolewicz, treasurer, P. Senita, secretary, Row 2 Miss C. Kaminski, R. Eckert, B. Glass, D. Pohl, S. Lomax, D. Shriner, Mrs. M. Duncang Row 3: J. Webb, C. Morrison, S. Smith, P. Danish, L. Pomorski, M. Wray, I. Sczepanski, Row 4: K. Kuruc, M. Moore, R. Seroka, S. Barth, L. Mark- iewicz, C. Lee, C. Petak, S. Robinson Library Aides Ambition was the main force behind the members of the 1969-70 Red Cross of East High. In the month of December, the members entertained the patients at the Western Reserve Con- valescent Home and later at the Veterans' Administration Hospital. During the year the group raised money and bought school supplies to fill a Red Cross Chest for needy students in Vietnam. The faculty advisors this year were Mrs. Mary Duncan and Miss Carol Kaminski. The officers included pres- ident Jill St. Pierreg vice- president, Connie Dusckasg secretary, Patty Senita, and treasurer, Wanda Obolewicz. Row 1: J. Coy, L. Barton, L. Bucklin, B. Peganoff, L. Lindg Row 3: L. Crawford, B. Stockman, C. D. Van Cise, M. Pulliumg Row 2: G. Langer, E. Prizinsky, B. Wilkinson, J. Tylman, C. Petak, P. Panty, M. Thomas, C. Janda, B. Elder, K. Warchol, McLaughlin. 129 130 Messengers .Qs Row 1: L. Hawryliw, M. Kimmeth, B. Gausman, D. Shriner: Row 2: N. Konieczny, W. Payne, P. Estok, C. Sharrer, H. Bound, L. Corso, L. Pomorski, S. Fluegel, D. Green: Row 3: P. Gates, I. Johnson, C. Grzywinski, M. Polon, J. Oleski, K. Gauriloff, C. Johnson, P. Schaack, D. Legenzoff, B. Fluegel, P. Canor, B. Laskowskig Row 4: D, Husted, A. Bargielski, K. Sheppard, M. Monitors Maxon, G. George, C. Lind, T. Iwaniuk, P. Wilder, L. Hamm P. Worton, B. Hollenbeck, T. Fosco, J. Mikowski: Row 5: E Porath, P. Elder, B. Mobilia, R. Bernatowicz, D. Wilkinson, J Corso, L. Freeman, P. Crowe, B. Coleman, P. Bellingham, T Loupe. Row 1: C. Little, L. Tirak, M. Culver, C. Johnson, J. Gillespie. L. McIntosh, R, Gavin, S. Woodard, K. Kuruc, T. Banak, P. Boccio: Row 2: D. Evans, T. Short, S. Chandler, K. Bassham. B. Gausman, J. Satyshur, T. Fosco, B. Laskowski, J. Mikowski: Row 3: T. Everett, D. Petack, J. Beskid, E. Porath, J. Hamilton, H. Blount, J. Corso, P. Worton, P. Bellingham, C. Johnson, B. Coleman: Row 4: G. George, P. Crowe, M. Allen, P. Amann, J. Wall: Row 5: M. Dembinski, A. Wilcox, R. Rudenski, B. Mobilia, T. Iwaniuk, D. Wilkinson, V. Hewitt, J. Robb, T. Loupe, L. Free- man, C. Kerns. Horticulture Row 1: S. Mitulski, W, Obolewicz, M. Wray, K. Kuruc, B. Barrett, Row 2: K. Tanner, I. Sczepanski, K. Nelson, C. Morrison, J. Webb, C. Johnson, B. Gausmang Row 3 H. Blount, S. Vincent, C. Chalupczynski, A. Ruban, T. Iwaniuk, Mr. G. Simitoski, advis- ' erg Row 4: P. Senita, R, Atkin, W. Koma- row, P. Crowe, B. Mobilia, R. Bernatowicz, J. Corso, P. Bellingham. Patty Senita Green thumbs? H Row 1: A. Ruban, Mr. G. Simitoski, C. Chalupczynski, R, Atking Row 2: P. Crowe, W. Komarow, R. Bernatowicz. 131 132 jets Club n Row 1: J. St. Pierre, Sec., T. Pohl, M. kowski, advisor:Row 3:S. Briggs,S. Cooper Visnosky,G. George, M.Sorek,J.Christoph: E. Root, D. Wilkinson, J. Obermanns, R Row 2: W. Puscher, D. Waruszewski, A. Rainesalo,H.Chalupczynski. Ruban, A. Demy, D. Szymecki, Mr. C. Wit- Future Physicians, Club Row 1: M. Orelski, Pres., M. Kruszewski, V. Pres., S. Robinson, Secretary, Row 2: Mr. W. Bannister, advisor, M. Sorek, L. Mares, P. Karuba, B. Kobylinski, P. Zales, F. Alfieri, J. Hines' Schwartz, S. Giles, N. Konieczny, S. Santi, K. Kruszewskig Row 3: C. Lind, J. Webb, D. Legenzoff, N. Semczuk, R. Peters, R. Kierzek, B. Barrett, S. Mitulski, S. Wright, L. Pomorski. P, Spaniol, A. Rubang Row 4: G. Waite, C. Morrison, M. Moore, A. Demy, P. Worton, L. Hamm, K. Westerdahl, W. Obolewicz B. Hollenbeck, W. Komarow. M. Trochowski, D. Chilcott, C. Grzywinski, S. Duchnowski, D. Row 5. L. Lind, C. Donor, N. Smith, G. Staynoff, R. Rainesalo, 1 y Tea Aides N. Konieczny, D. Guntrum, D. Dunford, S. Vincent, M. Sorek. Row 1: G. Schaack, G. George, R. Essigman, M. Groucutt, M. Allen, Row 2: P. Gromacki, D. Gray, Advisor Mr. G. Masimff. Chess Club X. 'G J. Reitz, S. Briggs, S, Cooper. 133 llnbknwiassnien Life is the faculty of spontaneous activity .' ,X . , ,,fJjjJM,jEW4'Mgp XM B1 fwfw IQJJV 1 M1 H ww MWfdMMt'nfttW'J' the awareness that we have powers. -Immanuel Kant Q : Class 0151971 Junior class officers: Denise Legenzoff. Presidentg Marilyn Slom- ski, Vice-presidentz Sharon Horton, Secretary: Margie Wilkins, Treasurer. 136 Allen R. Amendola G. Angelotti C. Ardillo B. L. Atkinson A. Attaway E. Baker B. Banak T. Banka B. Barrett B. Barton L. Bassham K. Bellingham P. Bendig G, Bigley J . Bihler T. Bilski B. Nur Bixler S. 59. 7:12 Blattenberger G Boccio P. Bohun P. Borkowski L. Borowski J. Bowes J. Boyer S. Brooks D. Brown G. Brown S. Brunson E. Burdick P. Burns T. Campbell J. Canor P. Capwill W. Carr N. Chalupczynski C. Chase D. Chojnacki D. Cook N. Cornwell M. L. Corso L. Coy J. i .sl . .- A -- ye x .,,. K if ' .1 Crawford C. Crockett F. Crockett L. Crotty M. Dobson B. Dobuzynski A. Duda R. Dunkle D. Dusckas N. Dzuricky J. Edwards M. Elder B. Ericson K. Essigman R. Fedak A. Fitzgerald L. 5 'I Cunningham D. Curry R. Dacus D. Dacus R. Darby R. Dart J. Dean D. DeFelice N. DeForce A. Degnan N. DeRooy C. DeWolf C. Diemer D. Dinger R. 'QQ' 138 Fling G. Freeman L. Galbreath R. Gamble D Gamble J. Gangemi A. Garbaloff F. Gates P. Gavin J. Gavin W. George D. George G. vagal: M ,.,f ..f Hollamon L. Hollenbeck B. Honard K. Hoover C. Horton P. Horton S. Ms.. .J Gerfertz B. Giles S. Gilson J. Gorecki E. Grace D. Graves O. Green D. Gromacki P Groucutt M. Grucza R. Guntrum D. Guth J. Hamilton D. Harpster G. Henry K. Henry P. Hewitt V. Higgins P. Johnson L. Jovanavich M. Kala K. Karash A. Katos A. Kerner B. Kiehlmier C. Kightlinger D. Kirk R. Klaes G. Klemm D. Klemushin P. Klins D. Knight D. Kosciuch N. Kowalewski D. Kunik R. Kuzmish M. ,I Es nl .-'. 4 iv f Q A-3 .. . .. ,N 1 f 6. .2 . J . f' I .fn Qr 5 Y Howand C. Hulsinger J. Iwaniuk R. Jablonski J. Jackson R. Jares J. J aycox F. J imerson G, Johnson B. Johnson E. Johnson H. T? r 'fm .. W .5 Q: Johnson J. 0 , 4 l,.'A' Kwiatkowski M. Laboda G. LachowskiR. Langer D. LaskowskiP. Latzo S. 139 Lazarz M.L. Legenzoff D. Letkiewicz D Letkiewicz D. Lindemuth L Lipinski C. Little C. Lubman R. Lucas K. Majewski R. Makarowski II Malanowski T Mizikowski G. Mizikowski P. Mohr K. Moore D. Morgan J. C Morton T. Marinelli F. Markiewicz L. Maxon M. Mazur R. McClellan M. McFadden P. McGraw B. McIntosh L. McLaughlin P. McShane C. Mensing R. McClellan M. Mergler J. Metro K. Miller H. Miller P. Mioduszewski S. Mitchell J. 4- f. . of Am - .vw ', ' Pierce D. Porada S. Porter B. Potts R. Przybyszewski J. Puscher M. Radu T. Rapp V. Roberts C. Robinson B. Root P. Rounds R. Royer J. Rudenski R. Ruff G. Salamon P. Salzer D. Sanner C. I A 5 5 'M 12. ' am? A 4' P-o.. Mulligan P. Nicholson S. Nielson W. Niewierowski C Noble D. Nolen D, Norton J . Nowacinski R. Pawlik J. Petak C. Peters R. Peterson D. X54 Serafine D. Seroka R. Shriner D. Sipe R. Sisco R. Skalberg T. 142 Slivinski T. Slomski M. Smieciuch G. Smith C, Smith D. Smith K. Turner L. Unger D. Vactor D. Vamos F. Veiger S. Verga M.J. Wall G. Wallis R. Wasielewski C. Waters E. Webb T. Weber B. S. M.. T-355' 'ifi M Sokolowski D. Southward K. Spilko D. Stawniak J. Straub W. Sutton R. Szymanowski D Taccone R. Tanner K. Tate 0. Tate L. Temenoff L. .x Thomas D. Thornbloom G. Thomas R. Tomlin A. Tucholski L. Turner B. W? Wilson E. Winschel E. Wisniewski E. Woodard C. Woodard M, Wuenschel J. Wygant D. Yezzi D. Zeiber G. Zielonka J. Zimmerman B Class of1972 Westerdahl K. Wetherbee J . White R. Wilkins M. Williams A. Williams D. fi? Sophomore class officers: John Orloff, President: Connie Yarmen, Vice-presidentg Roberta Linendall, Secretaryg Barb Brown, Treasurer ks Mi Adams C. Agijew V. Agens L. Allen C. Allen K. Allen S, Anderson R. 143 Burfield L. Caldwell J. Calipo J. Campbell D Campbell R Carr A. Carr J. Chadwick J. Chandler C. Chernoff N. Collins K. Cook S. Cosby R. Craciun B. Crawford J. Crockett E. Cosby L. Crotty R. Czulewicz L. Dacus B. Daisley S. Darby K. Darr E. Deering R. DeFabbo L. DeLuca D. Dembinski P. X Dembinski R. X Appleton K. Atkinson L. Attaway R. August S. Baker R. Banko D. Barnes W. Bartholomew J Beardsley L. Bender D. Betza L. Bibbs M. Bielak K. 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Dumer M. Dunar D. Dunsl J. Durant L. Ebner P. Edinger C. Emst P. Estok F, Ewanick A. Ewings A. Fetterman S. Filippo M. Flack J. Fluegel J. Forsgren K Foster J. Freeman D. Freeman W. Fries C. Fries W. Froehlich D Gavin A. Gavin J. Gavin V. Gibbs .l Gillespie S. Gonzalez M. Gors J. Granberry V. Gray R. Green N. Green D. Guzowski J. Haley B. Hall R. Hamilton M. Hamilton P Hansen C. Harris D. Hart K. Harvey P. Heater M. Heidelberg C. Heynoski D. Holloway J Homchenko M. Hool W. Hoover D. House F. Hughes K. Hughes L. Hulsingcr D. Hulsingcr N. Hurla 'l'. lngraham D. lngraham D. James D. Jay R. Jenkins R. Johnson J. Johnson K. Johnson M. Johnson S. Johnson T. Johnson V. Jones C. Jones C. Jones E. Jones L. Joyce L. Karash E. Karnes J. Kelly S. Kiehlmelr J. Karuba M. Karuba K. King A. V I-. Q x . x-agp. . I ' Q . xi e' A K K .5 ' U ' ..'- wer I f P 321: wg ,Q -sb X .Ez-yi ill? 'il Q 11' l 1Q.iiffji:zgs4 f1-' HHH- --. f,. ff H if . T' H ,V E . -at vi, H 1 X f Pr- 'X .3 PW 37 .55 all . 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' 'X-A 5, 'X K ,J ' Q A. f l 'fri S Q... 3 . King D. Kinross S. Klimck T. Konkle S. Krawler' P, Krone M Krysuak M, Lagerbom J, Lassofl N. Lawrence K. Leach F, Lee K. Lee P. Ledknwskl J, Lerelsls P. Llndvay D, Llnendull J, Llsek D. Lomax J. Lomax S. Loomis D. Lucas W. Lupo J. Lyons A. Machlurdy K, Markle J. Marofsky C. Martln G. Matczak D Mattel R. Maltls B. McClellan IVI, McClelland K Mclnlosh T. McKelvey L. Mickel T. Miller H, Miller K Miller R. Moffett T, Mook R. Markiewicz D. Morrow J. Morton J. Mossburg C. Murphy J. Murphy J. Narusewicz S. Neal B. Newhouse .l. Nxcholson D. Noble S Olmstead J Oney R. Orloll' D. Pncley V. Pamula D. Pantona K. Panty M. Parraway L. Peganoft S Pepperman D Perdue E. Perdue P. Peterson D. Petrotl P. Pflueger R, Pierson J. Pjechu M. Plummer P. Pohl D. Potter P. Priesler K. Purdue J. Pytlarz P, Quest D. Redd1clil'l'J. Riblet C. Rice H. Rice K, Al l A 2. f ' 1 'Ulf . 4 ' at-X' ii-5' 1 . x-' .. 1 9? ' ,, .,,, X x.- , 1 K . , , 'I' gif . .. ' ' ba '1 ? 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Thomas C. Thomas M. Torain R. Torok If. Tregaskis R Twohig I. Volski K, V' v i A Yr Q -Q. 4 '46 'Ei' N- .,f, 34, vii.-'sf WW: x.,...,, ' Q N! I Q 1 Trojunovxch D. - W.,- G L Wagner R. Wasson J. Waters M. Wallord D. Weber B, Weber L, Weber M. Weber N. Weekerly NI. Welles B Wicker L Williams J. Williams J. Wilson G. Wilson S Windsor V. Wollzin D. Woodard B. Woodard NI Woodard P Wurst N. Yerkey B Zeigler .I Zelodsky S. Zeny D. 49 .7 fi iz.: . . gr 'Nr' I Y ii 3, , 4 .- . .. 15' ZW is ,. me ' if 'I . A 1 WT .1 sl-,A ,.!.. l' .A w i A W L if 411. if . I wk ll 14 Q 'nf is Q 7. 'ii' I Ma. .f-.Q 1. ' . ' S X g W .I ...I ..., . ,. .6 me, Q. ll? I Sk im W K W: Q J ,H .- .-mfg ' if t . ,mm YL. 40 'IW rrrz 5 ir I lrr r' rooi ' , 5 : r A ,. .. . , . . x K X . ' rl I nl 'Ein 'ff I :Pl 1 'ali-2, SX x .wa ' I A A . ....i . . . . .. ,. I.. 3 xi! A, ' f+,Q',.r 1 .IL V I if if iiil f g, .. 5 M 163 AMQL. A VW' Qgigjf My X S Ola, better than the nzinting Ofn gold-crowned king I5 the Jnfe-kept memory Ofn lovely thing. -Sam Tenydnle p lf '. ' was Qyfdmyj of atrons List NIJ, VK We urge the East High faculty. alumni, a students to patronize those listed below, whose generosity has contributed greatly to the success of this Annual. Guy E. Allen Sz Sons H. C. Amacher, M. D. X - American Hollow Boring Companyb American Sterilizer Company Angelo's Beauty Supplies V Anson Tool Sz Gages , I GJ Armor Electric, Inc. JO COM Arrow Drug Store , A Arrow Tool, John M. Benton M Art's Auto Body . M A.T.E.S. Technical School MVT 7 Autoclave Engineers, Inc. pix Attorney Byron A. Baur L Belco Supplies, Inc. '77 Dr. R. M. Bliley Robert Z. Blocksom, Jr. Sz Associates Blue Bird Coach Lines Mr. Sz Mrs. Thomas R. Bowers Attorney John A. Bowler Brown-J ones Drugs Ralph Burbridge. M.D. Donald C. Burton, Inc. Alderman Merchie Calabrese Capri Motel Dr. Daniel C. Carneval Judge Edward H. Carney The Carpet House of A. Sz M. Bauman CarpeTowne, Inc. Mary Carter Paints Sz Wallpaper Censis Manufacturing Company Central Labor Union Sz Industrial Union Council Chaffee Appliance Company Church Sz Murdock Electric City Auto Sales Sz Parts Company Clifton Automatic Screw Machine Products, Inc. William W. Cohen, M.D. Colony Inn Colwell, James, Sz Hart, Inc. Bob Contich Motors, Inc. Continental Rubber Works Captain Jack Sz Eugenia Cook J. L. Cox Men's Wear Crawford Plastics Corporation Credit Bureau of Erie Inc. James H. Cross Company Crown Bottling Company C. A. Curtze Company Lawrence A. D'Ambrosio, Esquire . George J. D'Angelo, M.D. and John E. W. Baay, M.D. Darling Jewelry Company Donald A. Davey, D.D.S. A. J. DeSantis, M.D. Berardino DiStefano, M.D. D. Sz K. Store, Inc. Dobi Plumbing Sz Heating Supply Company Edward C. Doll Dr. Allan A. Donelli E. Sz A. Doubet Jewelers The Duchess Shoppe Duggan Rider Company Dunn Sz Wolford Fraternal Order of Eagles 19282 Eastland Bowl, Inc. Gene Eckerson, Advertising-Public Relations Elkin Sunoco Service Epp Furniture Company Erie Asphalt Paving Company The Erie Book Store The Erie Brewing Company tKoehler Beerl Erie Business Center Erie Business Machines Company The Erie Ceramic Arts Company Erie Chair Sz Dish Rental-Sales Erie Clinic Foundation Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company Erie Concrete Sz Steel Supply Company Erie Copy Products. Inc. Erie Cotton Products, Inc. Erie Dairyland, Inc. Erie East Pharmacy Erie Industrial Electric Supply Corporation Erie Industrial Supply Company Erie Industrial Trucks, Inc. Erie Insurance Exchange Erie Mantel Sz Tile Company, Inc. Erie Manufacturing Sz Supply Corporation Erie Plating Company Erie Sport Store, Inc. Erie Times-News Erie Travel Lodge Eriez Local 4620-U.P.P.-AFL-CIO Euclid Window Cleaning Company John J. Euliano, M.D. The Fabric Shop Larry R. Fabrizi y Charles Ferris, M.D. F. F. Fields Moving Sz Storage Fiesta Pools Sz Patios Finish Engineering Company, Inc. Firch Baking Company Attorney H. Robert Fischer W. V. Fish, Realtor Amos K. Flint, Realtor Flowers By Jim-Boston Store Flowers Sz Gifts By Robert Bob Frick Electric Dr, J. D. Friedlander Sz Dr. M. D. Hoch A Friend Froess Piano Sz Organ Company Frontier Lanes Chas. H. Fry Construction Company Dr. Sz Mrs. Thaddeus P. Fryczynski Fuhrman-Brown Precision Tool Sz Mfg. Corp. Al Gardner Sz Bud Faulhaber Mr. Sz Mrs. R. C. Gebhardt Dr. William J. Giese 165 166 Gillespie Machine Sz Tool Company Girard Plastics Company, Inc. Attorney Adam A. Gorski Gospel Hill Golf Sz Country Club Great Lakes Pen Sales The Rich Greene Company Dr. Frank M. Grimaldi Grise Film Library John Grode Florist Grossi Music Studio Sz Instrument Repair Hagan Business Machines Hagmanns. Realtors Robert C. Haise Company S! Manendo's IGA Foodliner Manufacturers Association of Erie The Marquette Building Sz Loan Association James E. Marsh Drs. Neal Van Marter Sz Donald Van Damia, M.D Martin Riell's Mr. Shop X Martucci's Tavern Louis Marx Co.. Inc. of ennsylvan' Mattis Sz Robie Insu e McCarty Printing C poration 1 Harvey D. McC1 f Attorn tLaw J McCreary Ro gCompa Robert B M ullough, At ney atb . I . W. J . . Halders Service, Inc. - The Halle Brothers Company MCDOM Ougga Hampton House ' ' .!iohg1rI1l33r1tci?rc1kiihgHgLialLife Insurance Comp ny J d Isfggglllgnv Jr.71R,l?g'D'D'S' . I. . McQuistion Company II3I3ibI?fIfgiI2?kgElEtJe0lVIi1IE2al Insurance Comva , ercyhurst College for Men Sz Women ' . ' z - Mighty-Fine Donuts J' Hartlme Sl Sons Dj J Milano Construction Company Haughton.Elevator Company J, Ralph E Miller Lawrence Held.D.D.S. A. R' Mihadeo M D Dr. Sz Mrs. William C. Hendricks, Jr. MitChel1AdVeI.tiSing Agency Henneous Motor Express z- V ,, Modern Industries Henri, Hair Fashions if fr ,V ,f' Parkefl- Morrow Inc Hess Brothers Optical Company A' l EdWard'E- M0365 Heyl Physicians Supply Company James T.. Hogan. Alderman X-,lp XM I Lg House ot Flowers Hubbell Supply Company 40940 Dr. D. G. Hunter Dr. Harry C. Izbicki z C W. L. Jewell, D.D.S. Johnson Sz Flick Tire Service A Charles A. Joy, M.D. John G. Karle. M.D. Drs. Kemble, Walker. Sz Underhill Key Electronics Dr. Sz Mrs. H. W. Kinter Francis V. Kloecker Funeral H Kollmann Company Kraus Electric Company. Inc. John N. Kraus, D.D.S. Dr. Sz Mrs. Mortimer Krieger Krugis Shoe Store David James Laird Lakeland Plastics Company Lakes Engineering Company Lake Shore Marker Sz Pattern Works Dr. Sz Mrs. William D. Lamberton John S. Large. M.D. Lehman's Airport Service Dr. Orlando D. Leo. D.O. William G. Lesnicki. Realtor Lic Loc Food Distributors Locastro Catering Lord Corporation Lynch Camera, Inc. Lyons Transportation Lines, Inc. Mace Electronics Magay Optical Co.. Sz Magay Farver Optical Co. Jackson D. Magenau Magenau Sz Gornall Dr. Sz Mrs. Francis K. Mainzer e 1, Mourton Sz Milles Carpet Installations John Paul Mraz, M.D. Munn's Furniture Sz Appliances Dr. Anthony E. Narducci V. T. Narus, M.D. William W. Nash Insurance National Forge Company S. E. Nichols - Niethamer Sz Owens ZA-C!Norb's Welding Shop Photography by Ron Norman Studio R. E. North Northwestern Pa. Tuberculosis Sz Health Society Nosco Plastics, Inc. Orra Jean Beauty Academy Chas. B. Padden Sz Son, Inc. The Parson Studio of Photography Pastore Builders P. B. Root Sz Company Pennsylvania Gas Company Pepsi-Price Advertisement Perry Mill Supply Company Clifford M. Peterson, M.D. Peterson Waste Paper Company Dr. Walter W. Piersol Dr. Jack J. Pontoriero Potraz Floral Shop Sz Greenhouse Presque Isle Boiler Repair Priscilla's Charcoal Pit Pulakos Candies Quinn-Berry Division, Hoover Ball Sz Bearing Co Rapid Transit Company, Inc. N. A. Rectenwald Blueprint Sz Supply Co. Red Barn Restaurants Reed Manufacturing Company Reliable Cleaners Rhodes Auto Service, Inc. Ricardo's Restaurant 7 Rinderle Electric-Suppliers Sz Contractors Wfkaurence J. Spaeder Sz Sons Robie Meat Packers, Inc. Robinson Sz Conner, Inc. Rolen Jewelry Company A. T. Roos, M.D. Ross Sz Copus Tires, Inc. Dr. Richard H. Stancliff Stanley Bros. Company. Inc. Dr. W. W. Steehler, D.O. Sterling All Star Dairy Sterling Enterprises J , W My W Ryan Moving Sz Storage, Inc. Dr. Anthony D. Sala The Salvation Army Men's Center Sanitary Farms Dairy, Inc. Sanner Office Supply Co., Inc. Sayles Hearing Aid Center Robert H. Scarlett, Jr. Dr. Sz Mrs. Chas. F. Schaaf Martin Schenker Sz Son Schilling's Carpet Sales Sz Installations Leo Schlaudecker Company Schroeck Optical Fashions John V. Schultz Company ,x ,A A Little Bit of Sweden , Trave's Fruit Sz Produce z X - Teens Sz Queens Tellers Organ Company U W J. Thompson Manufacturing Company, Inc. 'Y f Ralph M. Tidd, M.D. ' John B. Tredway M.D. 'J Troyer Potato Products, Inc. Twinbrook Nursing Sz Convalescent Hom Uniflow Manufacturing Company Union Bank Sz Trust Co., Erie Union Pattern Works Urick Foundry Company Scobell Co.. Inc. Uthmann Chor Club Sc0tt's 5 Sz 10 I , A 1 Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito Scott's Motel, Inc. A Dr. Sz Mrs. L, D. Vollmer The Service Bureau Corp. ,UG VUQDL W. I. Wallace U Senator William G. Sesler JC! kyfkif -Baking Company-Tip-Top Seymour's, Inc. ' .f , 'en W, Wood Sz Sons Funeral Home Shade's Auto Sales ashington Bakery Dr. Owen W. Short , V Weather-Seal Distributing Company Dr. Robert J. Shupala Weil-McLain Company, Inc. The Sims Company. Inc. ' I t Dr. O. O. Wentling Dr. George A. Sivak JUL, fl Weschlers of Course M. V. Sivak, M.D. 1 . Lf O e e n Provision Markets Eleanor J Sivillo Spec Agent JV V fu T ' xler Agency Skinner Engine Cbmpahy, Div. of Banner Industries, my ipple-Allen Construction Company Inc, ' ' ' . Wllletts Memorials, Inc Michael Skovron, M.D. Wilsonlgkesearch Corporation Smith Provision Company .fe WET V B. Leonard Snider, M.D. Jw orkingmans Savings Association Sommerhof Music Store 'X Wydee Dydee Diaper Service Sonotone of Erie Yellow Cab Company Sontheimer Bakery 1 Francis J. '0 Jos. J. Sorce, Investors Diversified Services Zuck's Turkey rms QQ wi e, Inc. . p P I dd WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOQLIZE, E E ION OF THE FOLLOWING. if v yi ad f W e X Y N W Mrs. Catherine Comstock . J. . . . . I. .E. . ........ . . . Business Manager Mrs. Catherine Plavcan . . cl . y. . . .b . ......... ........ A rt Work Debbie Mares ....... ..... 4 V ...... .... . ...,... ..... A rt Work Arfax Studio ........ . ..... ..., . P .... . . . a. . . . ..... Photography , I 1 A 6, L t. . Y - QM u Walter Paprocki Walsworth Publishing Compa py . . . ..... . . . . ........ . . . . . . Printing I OJ N Wm . WXGA Walter Paprocki School Pictures, Inc ...... ' .... .... .... ..... ........ . . . 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